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CONTENTS OF VOLUME II.
PAGE
Contents,.39 7
Frontispiece,.398
Title Page,.399
Preface,.400
Section X.--SEATS, DESKS, TABLES, &c.
Bench, Revolving Seat and Settee Standards,.401
Park and Garden Benches,.401-402
Chair Range Standards,. 403
School Desk and Bench Standards,.403-405
Office Desk, Division Bracket, &c.,.406
Ink Wells and Counter Guard,.406
Table Standards,.407
Section XI.—LAVATORY RANGES.
Wash-hand Basin Ranges,.408
Tip-up W.-H. Basin Ranges,.408
W.-H. Running Water Trough Ranges,.408
Wash-foot Basin Ranges,.408
Section XII.—BATHS, PUMPS, &c.
Baths, Sinks, and W. C. Basins,.409
Pumps and Cisterns,.410
Boilers and Furnace Fittings,.410
Plumbers’ Tools,.410
Section XIII.—FOUNTAINS.
Wall Fountains,.411.
Pillar Fountains,.411-412
Fountains with Canopies,.412-413
Fountains with Lamps, ... .414-415
Water Troughs,.416
Circular Water Troughs with Fountains and Lamps,. . 417-419
Example No. XLIV. Street Sanitary Appliances,.4 2 °
Section XIV.—URINALS.
Urinals,.421-424
Examples, .. 435"436
Section XV.—TROUGH WATER CLOSETS.
Trough Water Closets,.425-428
Examples,. 435-436
Section XVI.—TROUGH DRY CLOSETS.
Trough Dry Closets,.429-432
Screen Walls,. t .433
Ordure Cart and Dry Closet Tools,.433
Cleansing Hose Apparatus,.433
Examples,. 435“436
Section XVII.—DUST BINS.
PAGE
Dust Bins,. • .434
Examples,—Plans of Sanitary Appliances,. 435“436
Section XVIII.—LAMPS.
Lamp Pillars,. 437-475
Lamp Brackets,.476-483
Lamp Arches,.484-486
Lamp Pendants,.487-488
Lanterns,.489-490
Examples,.491-492
Lamps with Drinking Fountains and Troughs, see Section XIII.
Section XIX.—BRACKETS.
Brackets, Trusses, Consoles, Corbels, and Cantilevers, . 494-510
Curved and Bevelled Brackets,.511-512
Spandril Brackets and Arches,.513-544
Column Brackets,.545-562
Bracket and Spandril Shafts,.563-564
Roof Spandrils and Girders,.565-569
Examples,.564
Other Examples at end of Section XX.
Section XX.—COLUMNS.
Columns and Mullions,.570-589
Square Columns,.572-589
Pilasters, \ .590-591
Column and Pilaster Capitals,.592-593
Pedestals,.594-596
Examples,.597-604
Other Examples at end of Catalogue.
Section XXL—ENRICHMENTS.
Continuous Enrichments,.605-609
Panel and Terminal Enrichments,.610-611
Pilaster and Coronal Enrichments,.612-613
Devices, Royal Arms, &c.,.614-616
Hinges, Sign Letters, Numerals, and Tablets, .... 617-619
Signs,.620
Examples,.620-626
Section XXII.—WINDOWS.
Windows,.627-633
Semicircular Windows and Fanlights,.634-640
Circular Windows,.641-642
Dormer Windows,.'.643-646
Cupola and Roof Lights, .647-652
Arch and Lean-to Roofs,.653
Examples, Stained Glass Cupola Light,.654-655
Other Examples at end of Catalogue.
Section XXIII.—STRUCTURES.
Porches, Door Hoods with Balconies, &c.,.657-659
Verandahs, Porticoes, Covered Ways, Colonnades, Recreation Pavilion, Vestibule with Carriage Canopy, &c., . 660-669
Wall Shades, Door and Window Hoods, &c.,..669
Bandstands, Pavilions, Summerhouses, Arbours, Kiosks, &c.,.670-677
Game and Meat Larder, &c.,...678
Clock Towers with Lamps, Drinking Fountains, &c.,.679-681
Conservatories, Winter Gardens, Floral Halls, Smoking Room, Airing Room, &c.,.682-688
Examples,—Pavilion, Grand Stand, Semicircular Roof, Building Front, &c.,.689-693
See also Business Fronts, Shops, Arcades, &c.,.597—599
List of Examples and General Index at end.
FOR INDEX TO THE ILLUSTRATIONS SEE TRICE LIST.
M A CFAR LANE'S CASTINGS
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF
MACFARLANE’S
CASTINGS.
SIXTH EDITION.
VOLUME II.
AWARDED INTERNATIONAL PRIZE MEDAL.
Contractors by Special Appointment to her Majesty's War Department.
WALTER MACFARLANE & CO.,
ARCHITECTURAL, SANITARY, AND ENGINEERING ART FOUNDERS,
SARACEN FOUNDRY,
POSSILPARK, GLASGOW.
Entered at Stationers' Hall
trade mark on
EVERY CASTING.
PREFACE.
We have much pleasure announcing that our Illustrated Catalogue is now
completed by the issue of this the second volume.
The work as a whole occupies a unique position among trade catalogues.
It is divided into twenty-three Sections, each dealing with a particular branch
of our manufactures, and having an explanatory preface at the beginning. At
the end of each Section we give “ Examples ” illustrating the application of our
castings, which, however, can only be looked upon as vaguely suggestive of
the innumerable purposes they are suitable for, and which our customers can
themselves best supplement according to their own special requirements. We
shall be glad to aid them in doing so on receiving detailed sizes and particulars
relating to the purpose they have in view. A list of these “ Examples,” along
with a general Index to the Catalogue, is given at the end of volume second.
We call special attention to an extensive branch of our trade illustrated in
“Section XXIII. — Structures,” embracing Business Premises, Shop Fronts,
Arcades, and every conceivable outdoor structure for recreation, shelter, rest,
shade, and ornament; Cast Iron being beyond all other materials adapted for
such, occupying little space, giving the maximum light, strength, and durability,
and expressing the most elegant picturesque forms and lacelike tracery, for which
stone is too massive arid wood too perishable.
In carrying forward this work to completion, we have been largely en¬
couraged by the exceptional position our Castings have attained in the markets
of the world, and it shall be our endeavour to still further merit the confidence
that has been so liberally awarded us.
WALTER MACFARLANE & CO.
SECTION X.-SEATS, DESKS, TABLES, &c.
401
FOR SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, HALLS, THEATRES, REFRESHMENT ROOMS, GARDENS, SHIPS, &c.
One of the most encouraging features of the age, is the frequent assemblage of large numbers of people for intellectual, social, recreative and educational improve¬
ment. It has therefore become a matter of importance to provide Seat accommodation suitable for such occasions, combining durability, neatness and economy. In
these respects no material equals cast iron for Seat, Desk and Table Standards, and the following designs have been prepared with a view to meet all the varied
requirements of public use.
Please insert in Specification “ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
Revolving Seat,Settee and Bench Standards, .page 401
Shop Counter Seat Standard, ..... „ 4 QI
Bench Arms,. „ 401
Park and Garden Benches, . „ 401—402
Chair Range Standards,. „ 4°3
School Desk and Bench Standards,. „ 4 ° 3 — 4°5
Drawing Desk and Bench Standards.......page 405
Office Desk,Division Bracket, &c.,
Office Umbrella Stands,.
Ink Wells,.
Counter Guard, ..
Table Standards,.
N? 48 N? 49 N? 71
REVOLVING SEAT STANDARD REVOLVING SEAT STANDARD REVOLVING SEAT STANDARD
N? 8 6
REVOLVING SEAT STANDARD
N? 88
REVOLVING SEAT STANDARD
N? 8 8 REVOLVING SEAT
APPLICATION OF WOOD AND CUSHION^
15” HIGH OVER l-RON I5"HIGH OVER IRON 15 '' 16 AND 17 HIGH 1 5 HIGH OVER IRON
OVER IRON
N? 81 N? 87 N? 8 5
REVOLVING SEAT STANDARD REVOLVING SEAT STANDARD REVOLVING SEAT STANDARD
N? 3 4 SETTEE STANDARD
N? 33 SETTEE STANDARD
151 / 2 " HIGH OVER IRON IS'/g'HlGH OVER IRON HIGH OVER IRON
N° 57 BENCH A BACK
RAIL STANDARD
N? 4 BENCH & BAG
RAIL STANDARD
N? 3
N? 13 BENCH STANDARD N° 61 BENCH STANDARD FOLDING BENCH STANDARD
N? I BENCH STANDARD N? 2 BENCH STANDARD
6 ' 9/ I0; HJ 12'; I3 ; " I< 15; | 2 ; 13 ; 14", IS," 16; 17' & 18'
16; 17/ & 18' HIGH HIGH OVER WOOD
18' HIGH OVER WOOD
17 HIGH OVER WOOD | 8 ' H l G H OVER WOOD
N? I 8 BENCH &. BACK
RAIL STANDARD
N? 2 2 BENCH & BACK
RAIL STANDARD
N? 6 FOLDING BENCH &
BACK RAIL STANDARD
N? 3 5 FOLDING BENCH A
BACK RAIL STANDARD
9'X 16; iO'X 17/ 14*X §1,' I2'X2 3,* I3*x 24,' I4'x 2 5? I5*X 2 6,'
I5"x 22; fc 16" x 2 3* I 6' X 2 7," 1 7'x 2 9; I 8' X 3 I'
HIGH OVER WOOD HIGH OVER WOOD
N? 69 BENCH A REVERSIBLE
BACK RAIL STANDARD
I 6*X 3 4' HIGH OVER WOOD
18 x3 2* HIGH OVER WOOD
N° 70 SHOP COUNTER SEAT STANDARD
N? 90 BENCH ARM
f<-14'- A
N° 44 BENCH ARM
I 7'X 3 4" HIGH OVER WOOD
SCALE
15" x 2 7/1 6"x 2 9; I7'x 3 f *
I8 'x33“high OVER WOOD
For application of wood see No. 10
Single Desk, pagtf 403.
N ? 2 7 BENCH A BACK
RAIL STANDARD
14'x 2 5; I5'X 2 6' fc I 6* x 2 7'
HIGH OVER WOOD
N? 76 REVERSIBLE BACK RAIL
STANDARD
23* HIGH OVER WOOD
The seat is turned under the counter when not in use.
16' HIGH OVER WOOD
|h -H + 4- -I-H in f--
61
402
MAGFARLANE'S CASTINGS — PARK and GARDEN SEATS
N? I I GARDEN BENCH
N? 42 GARDEN BENCH
N? 40 GARDEN BENCH
I 6* X 31* HIGH OVER WOOD
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SEATS &c
403
N? 8 2 CHAIR RANGE TA HOARD
For any number of persons.
N° 8 2 CHAIR
APPLICATION OF CUSHIONS
N° 8 2 CHAI R RANGE
APPLICATION OF CUSHIONS
Reserved Seats in public assemblies of whatever kind, being entitled to superior accommodation, we have designed the Chair Range to combine an open, airy
comfort, with cleanliness, convenience and portability. The folding seat gives freedom of passage with economy of space, and may be removed when necessary for
cleaning or other purpose; and the chairs for one, two, and three persons can be lifted complete for rearranging passages, &c., without separating any of the parts.
MACFAR LAN E'S
SCHOOL DESKS and BENCHES
N° 20 DESK STANDARD
N? I DESK STANDARD
2 0; 2114', 2 Si 2 A'/z, 2 6; 2 7/z U 2 9'
HIGH OVER WOOD
For application of wood see No. 3
Desk and Bench, page 404.
N? 2 DESK STANDARD
HIGH OVER WOOD
For application of wood see No. 3
Desk and Bench, page 404.
N? 9 OESK STANDARD FOR BOOKSHELF
For application of wood see No 15
Desk and Bench, page 404.
N? 58 DESK, BOOKSHELF
& FOOT BOARD STANDARD
2 6,' 2 7Vz k 29 HIGH OVER WOOD
N? I 0 SINGLE DESK AND
BOOKSHELF STANDARD WITH HOOKS
2 6,' 27‘/a'& 2 9 HIGH OVER WOOD
N° 10 SINGLE DESK WITH N? I 8 BENCH A BACK RAIL
APPLICATION OF WOOD
N? 5 FOLOING DESK STANDARD
2 6; 2 7Zz & 2 9* HIGH OVER WOOD
For application of wood see No. 17
Folding Desk and Bench, page 405.
N° 14 FOLDING DESK STANDARD
2 2 714'2 9' A 3 T HIGH OVER WOOD
For application of wood see No. 17
Folding Desk and Bench, page 405.
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MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS
SCHOOL DESKS and BENCHES
N?
N? 5 BENCH y BOOK BOARD
’ APPLI CATION OF WOOD
N? 8 FOLDING BENCH AND
FOLDING BOOK BOARD STANDARD
N? 7 BENCH k FOLDING BOOK BOARD STANDARD
N? 3 DESK k. BENCH WITH N? 2 INK WELL
APPLICATION OF WOOD
N? 3 DESK y BENCH STANDARD
HIGH OVER WOOD
N? 4 DESK y BENCH STANDARD
26"x|4\ 2 7!tfxl5'* 29'XI6* HIGH OVER WOOD.
For application of wood see No. 3
Desk and Bench.
N? 3 8 DESK, TABLE, BENCH A BACK RAIL WITH HAT & FOOT BOARDS.
APPLICATION OF WOOD
N? 3 8 STANDARD FOR DESK, TABLE, BENCH & BACK RAIL
WITH JHAT y FOOT BOARDS.
The part ABC being movable may be used for Desk as shown at A, for Back Rail as at B, or for Table as at C C, as
occasion may require. (.Provision can also be made for bookboard to order)
N? 15 DESK y BENCH WITH BOOKSHELF & N? 2 INK WELL
APPLICATION OF WOOD
15 DESK y BENCH STANDARD FOR BOOKSHELF
HIGH OVER WOOD
i
N? 5 6 DESK,BENCH AND
BOOKSHELF STANDARD N° 60 DESK,BENCH A BOOKSHELF STANDARD
HIGH OVER WOOD
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MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS
SCHOOL DESKS and BENCHES
405
N? 17 FOLDING DESK & BENCH WITH N? 2 INK WELL
N? 17 FOLDING DESK 8t BENCH STANDARD
N? 16 FOLDING DESK & BENCH STANDARD
N? 73 FOLDING DESK, BENCH, BOOKSHELF &
FOOT BOARD END STANDARD
N? 74 FOLDING DESK,BENCH, BOOKSHELF N?45 FO LDI N G D ES K, B E NCH, BACK RAIL, BOOK S H ELF N? 46 FOLDING DESK, BENCH, BACK RAIL, BOOKSHELF
8c FOOT BOARD INTERMEDIATE STANDARD 8; FOOT BOARD END STANDARD 8c FOOT BOARD INTERMEDIATE STANDARD
26'x 14; Z7VzX I5"&29' X 16* HIGH OVER WOOD 26'x 14* 277a" X 15" & 29* X I 6" H 1 G H OVER WOOD
For application of wood see No. 45 below.
For application of wood see No. 45 below.
N? 45 DESK AND BENCH, APPLICATION OF WOOD
AS A READING DESK
AS A WRITING DESK
The above Desk combines the following important desiderata:—ist. A Solid Writing Desk with Bookshelf, Foot Board, and Back Rail specially designed to assist
the scholar in maintaining a correct and healthful posture. 2nd. A Reading Desk of suitable inclination and distance from the eye. 3rd. A clear space between Desk
and Seat for drill exercise or sewing lessons. 4th. The Mechanism is simple, not liable to be put out of order, and free from exposed joints, such as are apt to cause
injury by accidentally closing on the fingers.
N? 2 3 DRAWING DESK 8c BENCH STANDARD N? 2 3 DRAWING DESK 8c BENCH
N? 59 DESK, BENCH, BACK RAIL, BOOKSHELF
8c FOOT BOARD STANDARD
4o6
MAGFARLAN E'S CASTINGS —OFFICE DESKS &c.
The following arrangement of Desks is particularly suitable for large offices. Although forming a continuous range, every Desk is complete in itself, the Divisional
Brackets indicating the limit of each compartment, and the clerks facing the backs of those in the next range. At the back of each is a shelf for his books and papers
not in immediate use and a hook for his coat and hat, the whole conducing to a quiet orderliness and easy supervision.
N? 66 OFFICE DESK
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1-1
HALF FU LL SIZE
407
MAGFARLAN E’S C AST I N G S — TA B LES
For Dining Halls, Refreshment, Reading, and Recreation Rooms, Shops, Public Institutions, Gardens, &c.
N? 53 TABLE STANDARD
N? 52 TABLE STANDARD
3 i" H I GH OVER TABLE
N? 51 TABLE STANDARD
'N? 75 TABLE STANDARD
30' HIGH OVER TABLE
N° 6 TABLE STANDARD
24; 2 6; 2 8; 30 ; 32' J. 3 4'
HIGH OVER TABLE
N? 2 9 TABLE STANDARD
24,' 2 6J 2 8; 3 0; 3 2" & 3 4"
HIGH OVER TABLE
N ? 2 8 TABLE STANDARD
N? 37 TABLE STANDARD
N? 77 TABLE STANDARD N ° 50 TABLE STANDARD
N° 6 8 TABLE STANDARD
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N? 89 TABLE STANDARD
2 6' & 3 O', HIGH OVER TABLE
N? 67 TABLE STANDARD
30' H IGH OVER TABLE
Top of No. 67 can be folded into
position shown by dotted line, to
economise space when not in use.
N? 84 BENCH AND TABLE STANDARD
I8*X36* HIGH OVER WOOD
24 FOLDING BENCH AND I ABlF STANDARD
I 8* X 3 6* HIGH OVER WOOD
SECTION XI.-LAVATORY RANGES.
FOR SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS, AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
The clean and orderly habits now inculcated in all our Public Institutions, are largely dependent on the improved appliances available for the purpose, none being
more effective towards this end than our Wash Hand and Wash Foot Ranges, which have stood the test of public approval for the last twenty-seven years, their
simplicity of construction, strength, and nonliability to get out of order, rendering them peculiarly fitted for Public purposes.
Please insert in specification “ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
N? I W-H. BASIN RANGE N'9 2 WH. BASIN DOUBLE RANGE
The basins have each an overflow B leading to the discharge pipe, and in the bottom of each a moveable stopper, acted on by the lever C, allows the water to pass
through pipe D £ to the sewer. An inch square hole F for fixing supply cock by jam nut, is on left hand of overflow, and a draining Soap Holder G is on right hand.
N? 8 TIP-UP W. H BASIN RANGE
In our Tip-Up Basins provision is made for cleaning the inner and outer
Basins. There are no screws or small pieces to get lost, and no joints to rust
or cause leakage. The Soap Holder and Preparation for Supply Cock are
same as in Nos. i and 2. Can also be supplied in Double Ranges (as shown
in illustration of No. 2 above), and are then called No. 9.
N° 13 W H. RUNNING WATER TROUGH RANGE
In our W. H. Running Water Range, the water does not accumulate, but
flows continuously from the trough by discharge pipe B, so that the ablutions
are performed in running jets of w'ater, preventing all possibility of infection,
and occupying no time beyond that required for washing. A draining Soap
Holder G is at back of Trough, with an inch square hole F at intervals for
fixing supply pipe. Can also be supplied in Double Ranges (as show in illus¬
tration of No. 2 above), and is then called No. 14.
N ? 5 W. H. BASIN STA N D
ALSO N? 10 TIP-UP BASIN STAND
N 0 6 WH. BASIN STA N D
A LiS O N? II TIP-UP BASIN STAND
N? 7 W H. BASIN STAN D
ALSO N? 12 TIP-UP BASIN STAND
Nos, 5, 6 and 7 W. H. Basin Stands are of same construction as Nos. 1
as No. 8 described above.
N? I WASH
and 2 described above.
FOOT BASIN RANGE
Nos. 10, 11 and 12 Tip-Up Basin Stands are of same construction
The Overflow, Discharge, Soap Holder and Preparation for Supply are the same as in No. 1 Wash Hand Basin Range.
SECTION XII.-BATHS, PUMPS, &c.
FOR DWELLINGS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, PASSENGER VESSELS, &c.
409
The extraordinary development of water supply to almost every locality calls for a corresponding advance in the appliances in connection, which the fpllowing
patterns are designed to meet. Owing to the smooth, clean and indestructible nature of our Baths, they require almost no expense for repairs.
Please insert in Specification 4 4 To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow, ” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
Baths and Kitchen Sinks, .page 4©9 j Pumps and Cisterns, . page 410
Pan and Ship W.C Basins, . » 4°9 i Boilers and Furnace Fittings, . „ 410
Sink Traps, . » 4°9 I Plumber’s Tools, . „ 410
N? 1 Bath
N? 5 BATH PARALLEL SIDES
5'
0"
LONG x 2
r BROAD
x r 8"
5'
6"
x 2'
2"
x r 10 '
6'
0"
X 2 '
3"
x 2 'cr
N° 6 BATH WITH OVERFLOW l BRASS DISCHARGE PLUG
5' 3" LONG X Z’ 2" BROAD * I'll" DEEP
5' 9" „ X 2' 2" „ X I'll"
N° 7 BATH PARALLEL SIDES WiTH OVERFLOW & BRASS DISCHARGE PLUG
5' 0" LONG x 2' I" BROAD * I' 8" DEEP
5' 6 " „ x 2 ' 2" „ x r 10"
6' 0" „ x 2' 3" „ x2'0"
N? 8 Ship Bath
5' 3" LONG X 2' 2" BROAD X I'll" deep
5' 9" „ x 2' 27 „ x r II"
N? 9 Children's Bath
5' 6" LONG X 2' 2" BROAD * I' IQ" DEEP
4' 0" LONG x no" BROAD * I' 5' DEEP
No 8 Ship Bath has been designed to prevent as far as possible the splashing caused by the motion of the vessel. Any of our Baths can be prepared with holes for
fixing hot and cold water supply fittings and overflow pipe to order.
N? I KITCHEN SINK
N° 3 CORNER SINK
fliiiSih*
PAN W.C. CASTINGS.
TRUNK & COVER
14 BROAD ON EACH SIDE BY 6" DEEP
LONG LEVER
v/CV_
SHORT LEVER
SHEER CRANK UPRIGHT
JL //=
i S ", 18 ", 21 ", 24 ", 27 ", 30 ". 33’’. , and 36"-
For extra sizes see Price List.
18 '
22 "
N? I SQUARE SINK TRAP.
NO 2 ROUND SINK TRAP.
N?3 D SINK TRAP.
N? 4 SQUARE SINK TRAP.
EXTRA HEAVY.
N° I FOR 9' PANS. N? 2 FOR 10' PANS.
N? I SHIP WC BASIN t N9 2 SHIP WC. BASIN
No. 5 Hinged Sink Trap combines the advantages of both Bell and D Traps, giving direct access to the drain when
necessary without danger of losing or breaking the Bell cover, the latter being hinged to the cistern and constructed on
a new and strong principle, besides being sunk below the ground level and protected by the top grating.
10'
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MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS
PUMPS & c
N 0 I
P 1/ M P
N ? 2 PUMP
PUMP PIPE
3 AND Vk
3" and 3 W
FORCE PUMP FRAME
LI G HT PATTERN, 5' 4' HIGH
HEAVY 5' 6'
ENGINE PUMP FRAME & FLY WHEEL
FRAME, 6' O'X 3' f
FLY WHEEL, 4 0" DIAMETER.
PUMP NOZZLE
WELL CASE
2‘ 8c 2 !4
N? I Cistern
N? 2 HINGED
STOP COCK COVER
N?3 HINGED
STOP COCK CASE.
6 '/b AND 9'
N? 5
6" X 6"x 7*
8*x 6' X 7"
STOP COCK CASE
FIRE PLUG BOX
6&"x | 3 3 A"x 8V-i”
BOI LER
WITH OR WITHOUT SPOUT
Furnace Grate
*
Furnace Door
Furnace Lintel
6" 7," 9' 10" 12' AND 14"
PLUMBERS' TOOLS.
6, 8, 10, 12,14, I 6, I 8, 2 0, 2 5, 3 0, 3 5, 4 0, 4 5,
50, 6 0, 70, 80, 90 AND 100 GALLONS.
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SECTION XIII.-FOUNTAINS.
FOR STREETS, SQUARES, ROADS, PARKS, GARDENS, SCHOOLS, &c. 4"
A supply of drinking water to the outdoor population, and also to the lower animals, is now an acknowledged necessity of the changed circumstances of the times and
the ^rowing intelligence of the community, encouraging habits of temperance and humanity, and promoting the moral and physical improvement of the people. The
appliances in this Section will be found well adapted to this end. We call particular attention to the simple action of our Drinking Fountain Supply Valve. By pressing
the lip of the drinking cup against the valve stud as shown in several of the illustrations, the water flows into it, the operation being thus performed by one hand only.
Please insert in Specification “ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
Wall Fountains,.
Pillar Fountains, .
Fountains with Canopies,
Fountains with Lamps,...
pages 41i
. „ 411—412
• „ 412—413
• „ 4*4 415
Water Troughs, .
Circular Water Troughs, .
Circular Water Troughs, with Fountains and Lamps,
Example..*
pages 416
„ 416
. „ 417—419
. „ 420
N? 9
N° 15
N° 18
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MACFARLANE’S CASTINGS — FOUNTAINS
Any of our Fountains can be supplied with Dog Trough or with Lamp on top, also any Inscription or Device on shield to order.
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
FOUNTAINS
N? 20
Fountain with Canopy. Can be supplied with Dog
Trough, or with Lamp on top, also with any Inscription
or Device on shield, to order.
The design of the Fountain under the Canopy may be
varied by substituting No. 19 Fountain with statuette of
Samson (see page 412) for the one shown.
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414
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS _ FOUNTAINS
N 0 68
No. 68 Fountain with Lamp for side of footpath, in place of
a usual lamp pillar. It adds no obstruction to the traffic, and
passengers can drink without stepping on the roadway.—Lantern
priced separately. Any other design of lantern can be applied.
N 0 31
Lantern priced separately, any other design can be applied.
Dog Trough,, if required, to order.
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WATER TROUGHS
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS
416
N? I
With or without discharge plug.
N? 3
With or without self-acting supply apparatus and discharge plug.
. E N GT H
BREADTH
DEPTH
LENGTH
BREADTH
DEPTH
2 ft
X
1 FT 8 INS X
1 FT 0 INS
2 FT
X
2
FT 0 INS
X
1 FT: 4 INS
3 ,
X
1 . 8 , x
1,0.
3 .
X
2
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WATER TROUGHS
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For Street Crossings, Squares, Markets, Horse Bazaars, &c., affording drinking accommodation for both horses and drivers, with the least possible obstruction to the traffic.
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MACFAR LANE’S CASTINGS — WATER TROUGHS
N? 80
Circular Horse Trough 5' o" diameter, with Lamp Pillar,
and Bib Valve Drinking Fountain, with or without self-acting
supply apparatus. Dog Trough, if required, to order.
Lantern priced separately.
This design is well suited for Street Crossings, Squares,
Market Places, Horse Bazaars, &c., as it affords drinking
accommodation for both horses and drivers, and effectively
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Bib Valve Drinking Fountain, and Dog Trough. With or
without self-acting supply apparatus. Shield with any in¬
scription or device to order . Lantern priced separately.
This design is well suited for Street Crossings, Squares,
Market Places, Horse Bazaars, &c., as it affords drinking
accommodation for a large number of horses and drivers, and
effectively lights a wide space, with the least possible ob¬
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SECTION XIV.-URINALS.
FOR STREETS, PARKS, RAILWAYS, FACTORIES, SCHOOLS, INSTITUTIONS. &c.
The advance of Sanitary Science since we first introduced our Patent Urinals thirty years ago, shows the importance of providing adequate accommodation, wherever
numbers of people are congregated. For public purposes, greater strength, simpler construction, and freer ventilation are necessary than for appliances of more private use.
Amongst the many improvements we have introduced in their construction we call special attention to the ornamental perforations in the walls which admit air from all
quarters keeping them fresh and free from smell. The various kinds of Urinals illustrated here, can be modified to suit particular situations. It will often be found desirable
to combine them with our Water or Dry Closets and Dust Bins. See Examples pages 435 and 436 .
Please insert in Specification “ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
State No and for how many persons, and when wanted combined with other Sanitary appliances, or modified to suit the exigencies of the site, give rough sketch
indicating the proposed arrangement.
N? 12 RANGE
N? 13 FOR CORNER
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N? 9
FOR THREE OR SIX PERSONS
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N ? 5 RANGE- INTERIOR
N? 5 RANGE-EXTERIOR
In No. 5 and all the following Urinals and Closets the upper tiers of plates have minute perforations for light and ventilation.
422
MACFARLAN E'S C AST I N G S — U R I N ALS.
N° 4 A FOR ONE PERSON
I NTERI OR
N? 4 A RANGE-INTERIOR
N? 4 A RANGE-EXTERIOR
N9 4 B FOR ONE PERSON
INTERIOR
N 9 4 B RANGE-INTERIOR
N9 4 B RANGE-EXTERIOR
PLAN OF N°? 4 A AND 4 B
FOR ONE PERSON
PLAN OF N°? 4 A AND 4B RANGE
The only difference between No. 4 and No. 4 B is in the design of Screen Wall. In the above and all the following Urinals and Closets the upper tiers of plates have
minute perforations for light and ventilation.
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
URINALS.
423
N? 3 FOR TWO PERSONS
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. are s j m iiar to Nos. 4 and 4 B respectively, but are entirely inclosed within ornamental cast iron perforated walls. When for three persons they
In N ° S 6 and e buTwhen for a greater number they have two entrances as here shown.
laVe ° nC ® ntra ^ e ^ Urinals thoroughly screen the person, are unconnected with adjacent buildings, and from their chaste and unobtrusive character are adapted for any
situatio!without detractingfrom the amenity of the surroundings.
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MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS
URINALS.
These Urinals are specially designed for central positions in public Thoroughfares, Parks, Gardens, Promenades, Railways, &c. They occupy the least possible space
and offer the least possible obstruction, consistent with a cleanly and roomy interior. The walls have numerous minute perforations which with the ornamental fretwork of
dome, give abundant light and ventilation and screen the person from observation, both from the street and from windows of adjacent buildings. At night the interior is lit
by a lamp, and when desired a lamp surmounting the dome can be supplied for lighting the surrounding roadway.
N? II FOR SEVEN PERSONS
N? I 0 FOR FIVE PERSONS
With or without dome. Lamps priced separately.
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SECTION XV.—TROUGH WATER CLOSETS.
FOR schools, factories, institutions, railways, STREETS, PARKS, &c.
It is now thirty years since we first introduced our Patent Trough Water Closets, and ever since we have spared no expense in perfecting their construction. Their
excellence and suitability for public purposes have been universally acknowledged, such requirements being entirely different from those of private Water Closets. All their
gearing is inclosed within the trough, they act as their own cistern, require no water pressure, are as efficient with an intermittent as with a constant supply of water and
require less than any other closet in use. The persons using our Closets have nothing to do with their gearing, only the person whose duty it is discharges their contents once
every day They can be fitted into any common privy or closet already in use, and can be partitioned into any number of separate Compartments; one range can thus be
made suitable for both males and females, whilst a portion of the same range may be kept for Counting-house employes or superintendents. As a general rule one seat
should be allowed for every thirty or forty persons according to circumstances. Any of our Closets can be modified to suit particular situations, and may be combined with
Urinals, Dust Bins, &c. See examples pages 435 ~ 436 -
We would call special attention to the mistake often made of using stone, brick, and wood in the construction of Public Closets. These materials being porous become
infested with vermin and loaded with effluvia, nauseous and unwholesome. The imperviousness of our cast iron closets entirely prevents those evils, whilst the imperishable
nature of the material and the thorough lighting and ventilation by means of minute perforations in the walls, render them marvels of sanitary construction.
Please insert in Specification “ To be Macfarlane s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
State No and for how many persons, and when wanted combined with other Sanitary Appliances, or modified to suit the exigencies of the site, give rough sketch of the
proposed arrangement.
N? I RANGE
N° I FOR ONE PERSON
No. i W. C. consists of trough A, the bottom having an inclination towards the discharge end. The discharge apparatus is enclosed by the sluice plate B, sufficient
space being left between its under edge and the bottom of the trough to allow the matters to pass freely through to the discharge pipe C, leading into the drain trap. The
socket valve of the discharge is lifted by the lever G, the whole being inclosed by the hinged cover arid lock N. The discharge gearing is thus only accessible to the person
whose duty it is to discharge the contents. When only for one person it has no cover on the discharge gearing, the seat being expected to serve this purpose. The water
supply compartment is at opposite end of trough, inclosed by cover and only accessible to a tradesman. The discharge is effected by lifting the lever G, when the whole
contents rush off unimpeded to the sewer, then letting the valve drop into its socket, the trough refills of its pwn accord to the proper height. The same arrangements are
a pplied to all our Public Water Closets.
N? 2 FOR ONE PERSON fsj O 2 RANGE
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No 2 W C is the same as No. I, but with the addition of hinged seats M, consisting of iron plates, covered with wood, having an oblong opening, terminating at the
back with an iron cope thus giving a degree of cleanliness not attainable by the usual oval opening. The discharge gearing is inclosed by a portion of the end scat with lock
N. Partitions may be added of any suitable material.
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MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS —.TROUGH WATER CLOSETS
N? 4 range:
No. 4 W. C. is the same as No. 2, but the seats are separated by iron partitions O, giving privacy and comfort. The back guard plate P prevents standing on the seats.
Our Nos. 1, 2, and 4 Water Closets are intended to be fitted up inside a building of any suitable material. See illustration of improved brick erection on page 429.
N?3 RANGE
SECTION THROUGH A B
PLAN
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No. 3 W. C. is the same as No. 4 with the addition of front and end walls and roof, wholly composed of ornamental cast iron plates and pillars all dovetailed together
and fixed against a wall. It is lighted and ventilated by open fretwork L and perforated plates Q, and at night is lighted by lamp. When for more than five persons an
entrance is at both ends. No door is required on entrance, but in situations where necessary an iron screen may be placed opposite. The material of the walls, &c., being
cast iron, is in its nature indestructible, and impervious to foul gases and vermin, whilst the ventilation by means of the fretwork and perforated plates, produces a marvellous
degree of freshness and freedom from smell.
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M A C FA R LA N E'S
CASTINGS — TROUGH WATER
CLOSETS
SECTION THROUGH A B
PLAN
No. 5 W. C. is the same as No. 3, but instead of being fitted up against a wall, it is complete in itself, being entirely inclosed by cast iron perforated walls, giving light
and ventilation to the interior, and the lamp lights it at night. When for more than five persons, an entrance is at both ends. The chaste and unobtrusive character of the
structure adapts it for any situation without detracting from the amenity of the surroundings. Can be supplied with design of Screen Wall either as No. 5 A or No. 5 B.
N°6 RANGE
No. 6 W. C. has a separate door to each compartment. The partition walls and roof are wholly of cast iron plates and pillars, and the structure is intended to be placed
“gainst a wall.
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MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
TROUGH WATER CLOSETS
Plan
No. 9 W. C. is the same as No. 6, but instead of being fitted up against a wall it is complete in itself and unconnected with the adjacent buildings, being inclosed by
cast iron perforated walls giving light and ventilation to the interior. It can also be supplied with Screen Wall B (see page 433) instead of design shown above and is then
called No. 9 B.
No. 7 W. C. is the same as No. 9, but is higher and has more room in front of the seats. It can also be supplied with Screen Wall B (see page 433) instead of design
shown above, and is then called No. 7 B.
429
SECTION XVI—TROUGH DRY CLOSETS
for schools, works, factories, institutions, railways, GARDENS, STREETS, &c.
It is now twenty years since we first introduced our Patent Ordure Closets, for use in situations where it is desirable to keep the excrement out of sewers, thereby not
only preventing the pollution of rivers, but saving the excrement in a comparatively dry state for manuring purposes, and above all, under the most perfect sanitary conditions
without water or drains. Being made in lengths for any number of persons, they only require to be emptied once in the day, and are simple and imperishable in their con¬
struction, entailing no after expense for repairs. Deodorants of earth, dust or sweepings of any kind, may be applied, but with free air space, and emptied daily, under
ordinary circumstances no deodorant is necessary, such effluvia when fresh, not being injurious to health. Any of our Closets can be modified to suit particular situations,
and may be combined with Urinals, Dust Bins, &c. See examples pages 435 " 436 -
Please insert in Specification “ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
State No and for how many persons, and when wanted combined with other Sanitary Appliances, or modified to suit the exigences of the site, give rough sketch
indicating the proposed arrangement.
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No 12 Dry Closet consists of trough A, the bottom having an inclination towards the discharge end. The discharge consists of an inclined pipe projecting from the
deep end to the outside of the building and having a valve D hinged and fitted with lock. The gearing is thus only at the command of the person whose duty it is to
discharge the contents. To empty, place the bucket (see page 435) under the valve, then open the valve and the contents will fall into the bucket (see below). Draw forward
with the scraper (see page 433) any of the more solid parts resting on the bottom. The operation only requires to be done once every day and is the work of a few minutes.
No 12 Dry Closet is the same as our more expensive kinds, but without seats, divisions or other attachments, which may be added of any suitable form or material.
N? 13 for one person
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No 13 Dry Closet is the same as No. 12 but with the addition of hinged seats M, consisting of iron plates covered with wood, having an oblong opening, terminating
it the back with an iron cope, thus giving a degree of cleanliness not attainable by the usual oval opening. Partitions may be added of any suitable form or material.
BRICK WORK FOR CLOSETS
Nos. 12, 13, and 14 Dry Closets are sometimes wanted to be fitted up
in brick buildings, and with the view of securing the best possible con¬
struction, we submit for consideration the annexed design of an improved
brick erection.
The interior pavement is 18 inches above the ground. The walls are
9 inches thick having three rows of perforated bricks immediately behind
the closet trough, and four rows of open brickwork near the roof to give
light and ventilation. The discharge valve D of closet trough projects
through the opening in the end.
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TROUGH DRY CLOSETS
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Plan
No. 14 Dry Closet is the same as No. 13 but the seats are separated by iron partitions 0 giving privacy and comfort. The back guard plate P prevents standing on
the seats. Our Nos. 12, 13, and 14 Dry Closets are intended to be fitted up inside a building of any suitable material. See illustration of improved brick erection on pre¬
ceding page.
N° 15 RANGE
No. 15 Dry Closet is the same as No. 14 with the addition of front and end walls and roof, wholly composed of ornamental cast iron plates and pillars, all dovetailed
together, and fixed against a wall. It is lighted and ventilated by open fretwork L and perforated plates Q and at night is lighted by lamp. No door is required on entrance,
but in situations where necessary an iron screen may be placed opposite. The material of the walls, &c., being cast iron, is in its nature indestructible, and impervious to
foul gases and vermin, whilst the ventilation by means of the fretwork and perforated plates, produces a marvellous degree of freshness and freedom from smell.
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS —TROUGH DRY CLOSETS
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No. 16 Dry Closet is the same as No. 15, but instead of being fitted up against a wall, it is coinplete in itself, being entirely inclosed by cast iron perforated walls, giving
light and ventilation to the interior, and the lamp lights it at night. When for more than five persons, an entrance is at both ends. I he chaste and unobtrusive character
of the structure adapts it for any situation without detracting trom the amenity of the surroundings. It can also be supplied with Screen Wall B (see page 433), instead of
design shown above, and is then called No. 16 B.
N° 17 RANGE
No. 17 Dry Closet is divided into Compartments having each a separate door. The partitions, walls and roof are wholly of cast iron, and the structure is intended to
be placed against a wall.
432
M AC FAR LAN E'S CASTINGS
TROUGH DRY CLOSETS
BACK
No. 18 Dry Closet is the same as No. 17, but instead of being fitted up
against a wall, it is complete in itself, and unconnected with the adjacent
buildings, being inclosed by cast iron perforated walls giving light and
ventilation to the interior.
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No. 19 Dry Closet is the same as No. 18, but is higher and has more
room in front of seats.
These Closets can also be supplied with Screen Wall B (see page 433), instead of design shown above, and are then called No. 18 B and No. 19 B respectively.
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — SCREEN WALLS and DRY CLOSET TOOLS
433
SCREEN WALLA
SCREEN WALL B
Either pattern of our Ornamental Screen Walls A or B may be fitted up in connection with any sanitary appliance, in front of the entrances, &c., and can be
made any size and to any plan to order.
ORDURE CART
Our Ordure Cart is close bodied and watertight, having an opening in the top for receiving the soil and a discharge valve similar
to that of our Dry Closets.
The Scraper is used to facilitate the discharge of our Dry Closets.
The Bucket is used for conveying the soil tcf the Ordure Cart.
The Cleansing hose is fitted with a union coupling for attaching to the nose of stop cock B. The latter is inclosed in cast iron case with hinged cover intended to be
sunk flush with the ground. The apparatus is for washing public Conveniences, Urinals, Courts, &c. A great saving of water and time is thus effected, besides being much
better done than by the old system of buckets.
434
SECTION XVII.-DUST BINS.
FOR MANSIONS, VILLAS, TENEMENTS, FACTORIES, COURTS, GARDENS, STABLES, &c.
It is now twenty-seven years since we first introduced our Patent Dust Bins for every kind of garbage, ordure, &c., prior to which time little attention had been
bestowed on this common but necessary adjunct to every dwelling. Huge unsightly erections of stone or brick had been in use, occupying a space of ground altogether
unnecessary, and storing up putrefying matter for months in the midst of dense populations, forming hotbeds for generating disease and vermin. Local authorities are now
alive to this evil, and are insisting on the daily removal of all garbage from amongst the people. To facilitate this and supplant the former offensive and pestilential system,
we introduced our cast-iron Dust Bins; their strength, non-absorbent properties, the resistance they offer to rats and other vermin, and the little space they occupy, make
them the best possible receptacles for dust, ashes, and garbage of every description, equally suitable for Mansions, Cottages, Tenements, and Public Works.
Please insert in Specification “ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
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No. 2 Dust Bin has an inlet opening A at the front with hinged cover, and a sliding outlet door B at the back, opening upwards
and fitted with lock. It may either stand isolated, or be built into the wall at the rear of the buildings, in which case, the ashes, garbage,
&c., being discharged into the Bin by the opening A inside the premises, the dustman, by opening the slide door B has access to the
Bin from the outside only. Modifications can be made to suit particular situations.
N° 4 Dust Bin Door
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS
EX A M PLE S
435
The following plans illustrate the adaptability of our Sanitary Appliances to the various requirements of Towns, Streets, Parks, Railways, Public Works, Factories,
Barracks, Schools, Asylums, and Public Institutions generally. We shall be glad to supply our Customers with a plan of the most suitable and economical arrangement
for their purpose on receipt of a rough sketch of site and statement of their requirements.
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EXAM PLES
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Apparatus, and being outside of the building, and thoroughly ventilated and lighted by the perforated wall-plates, they are cleanly, fresh and wholesome, and preserve the
staircases and dwellings from contamination. They can be easily applied to existing buildings, too many of which either have no suitable conveniences or have them
placed in dark and confined corners.
Figs. 23 and 24 are Examples of Combined Sanitary Appliances for Cities, Railway Termini, Markets, Watering Places, Public Parks, Promenades Race Courses,
Recreation Grounds, &c., where large numbers of people are passing or frequently assembled. In such places the want of public conveniences is otten painfully felt by both
sexes, and with a view to provide structures perfectly suited for the purpose, at once cleanly, sightly, and durable, we submit these examples. All the Walls, Partitions, Roof
Principals, Astragals and Urinals are cast iron, indestructible, and impervious to foul gases or vermin.
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SECTION XVIII.—LAMPS.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FOR GAS, ELECTRICITY, OIL, &c.
437
The requirements of modern civilization necessitate an increasing attention to the use of Artificial Light for both public and private purposes. Corporations
have to illuminate streets, crossings, squares, parks, bridges, piers, promenades, and public buildings generally, while private enterprise to be successful must render
cheerful and attractive the entrances to warehouses, shops, mansions, hotels, clubs, halls, churches, theatres, stations, &c. We here illustrate such a variety of
designs and sizes as will suit almost every purpose. Any other of our Lanterns can be substituted for those shown in connection, which are merely suggestive.
Please insert in specification “To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow/’ to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
Lamp Pillars.
Lamp Brackets,.
Lamp Arches,....
Lamp Pendants,
pages 437-474
„ 475-482
» 483-486
„ 487-488
Lamp Connections,. pages 488
Lanterns,. „ 489-490
Examples,. „ 491-492
For Lamps with Drinking Fountains and Troughs, see Section XIII.
The illustrations are arranged in the order of their sizes.
MACFAR LANE'S CASTINGS — LAMP PILLARS
N? 1 8
With No. 217 Lantern. 16"
N? 42
With No. 220 Lantern, 16".
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With No. 215 Lantern, 14".
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With No. 207 Lantern, 20"
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With No. 230 Lantern, 18".
N? 84
With No. 221 Lantern, 16"
N? 83
With No. 220 Lantern, 16".
N? 35
With No. 215 Lantern, 14".
N? 56
With No. 214 Lantern, 14".
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With No. 203 Lantern, 14"/
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With No. 202 Lantern, 14".
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N? 6 3
With No. 222 Lantern, 18".
N? 9 3
With No. 206 Lantern, 14".
N° 6
N 0 6
With No. 220 Lantern, 16".
No. 6 Lamp Pillar, 2' 11",' and No. 62 Lamp Pillar 2' 5 ^
are suitable for positions such as Walls and Parapets requiring narrow bases.
SCALE
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2
+“
4 FEET
44i
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — LAMP PILLARS
N? 33
With No. 218 Lantern, \2*.
N? 18
With No. 217 Lantern, 16".
SCALE
4 FEET
9 '/z
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS _LAMP PILLARS
442
N° 62
N° 62
With No. 222 Lantern, T4".
N 0 62
N? 88
With No. 222 Lantern, 14".
i
Plan
With No. 210 Lantern, 20".
N? 60
With No. 212 Lantern, 14".
No. 62 Lamp Pillar 3 * 5 ^ is suitable for positions
such as Walls and Parapets requiring nar¬
row bases.
N? 35
With No. 215 Lantern, 14".
o
SC.ALE
R-- H 1 1 | h4-h4
2
4 FEET
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS _LAMP PILLARS
443
N? 6
N? 6
With No. 220 Lantern, 16".
N° 44
With No. 20i Lantern, 14".
No. 6 Lamp Pillar, 3' 11", is suitable for positions such as Walls and Parapets requiring narrow bases.
N° 60
N? 4 3 -
N? 43
With No. 212 Lantern, 14".
444
MACFAR LAN E'S CASTINGS _LAMP PILLARS
N? 62
With No. 222 Lantern, 14",
N? 62
With No. 222 Lantern, 14".
\
N? 34
With No. 218 Lantern, 12"
co
N° 57
With No. 222 -Lantern, 16".
N? 62
With No. 222 Lantern, 14"
o
CO
A.
No. 62 Lamp Pillar 4' 5" is suitable for positions
such as Walls and Parapets requiring nar¬
row bases.
... .. Jl.
N? I 8
With No. 217 Lantern, 16",
Side
Front
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.2
4 FEET
MAGFAR LANE'S CASTINGS _ LAMP PILLARS
445
SCALE
M AC FA R LAN E'S CASTINGS — LAMP PILLARS
446
CA LE
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — LAMP PILLARS
447
MACFAR LANE'S CASTINGS _LAMP PILLARS
448
SCALE
449
SCALE
MACFARLANE’S CASTINGS _LAMP PILLARS
450
SCALE
45 1
SCALE
MACFAR LAN E'S CASTINGS _LAMP PILLARS
45 2
with or without Side Trusses A A.
SCALE
MAC FA R LAN E'S CASTINGS _ LAMP PILLARS
453
SCALE
454
455
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — LAMP PILLARS
N? I 8
With No. 217 Lantern, 16".
N? 78
With No. 209 Lantern, 14".
45 6
MACFARLAN E’S CASTI NGS _ LAM P PILLARS
N? I 0
With No. 2oi Lantern, 1:4".
SCALE
h * I M I H-H-H- 1 ---[■
2
4 FEET
457
MACFAR LAN E'S
CASTINGS _ LAMP PILLARS
N° 76
With No. 216 Lantern, 16".
N? 26
With No. 231 Lantern, 18".
T
00
o
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SCALE
458
M AC FA R L.A N E'S CASTINGS — LAMP PILLARS
N 0 82
With No. 206 Lantern, 16"
\fM\kAAh'" rJA
N? 41
With No. 215 Lantern, 14".
N° 5?
With No. 223 Lantern, 18",
SCALE
,2
MAC FA PLANE'S CASTINGS — LAMP PILLARS
459
N? 30
With No. 2ii Lantern, ib".
460
- 10 '
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS
LAMP PI LLARS
461 *
N? I 0
With No. 20 T Lantern, 16".
Plan
N? 37
With No. 205 Lantern, 16".
■ l n| m - h h-
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SCA LE
.2
4 FEET
462
MAC FAR LANE'S C AST.I N G S L A M P PILLARS
N? 41
With No. 215 Lantern, 16".
N? 29
With No. 225 Lantern, 16".
N? 2 8
With No, 225 Lantern, 16
SCALE
2
4 FEET
MACFARLANE’S CASTINGS
LAMP PI LLARS
463
N° 43
N° 43
With No. 229 Lantern, 16".
With No. 229 Lantern, 14" and 16".
SCALE
4 FEET
| 1 1 I 1 1 | 1 1 -[- h 4
2
—.j
464
MACFARLA.N E'S CASTINGS _LAMP PILLARS
N? 25
With No. 216 Lantern, 1 0".
N° 52
With No. 223 Lantern, 18".
N? 20
With No. 213 Lantern, 15".
'T
O
1
03
±
SCALE
—£-r
4 FEET
(—+•4“ j — t — I — (- -j — (-• j — , — R-j-
4 FEET
466
With No. 211 Lantern, 14" and 16".
468
4 FEET
T
o
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A.
+
2
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
LAMP PI LLARS
469
N? 29
With No. 231 Lantern, 24"
MACFAR LAN E’S CASTINGS _ LAMP PILLARS
4 70
SCALE
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS
LAMP PI LLARS
472
Can be prepared for any form of Lantern to order.
N 0 23
N 0 52
N? 98
N? 10 2
4 FEET
474
MAGFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
LAMP P! LLARS
N 0 4
N° 5
| . I
L-M 1-t+-( r! \4~r--
T-
5 FEET
T
476
MACFAR LANE'S CASTINGS — LAMP BRACKETS
N° 53
With No. 216 Lantern., iO"
N° 66
With No. 204.Lantern, 14"
N 0 67
N? 39
With No. 201 Lantern, 14"
With No. 229 Lantern,
MAGFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — LAMP BRACKETS
477
N° 19
With No. 219 Lantern, 14"
N° 5 5
With No. 220 Lantern, 16'
N° 67
With No. 201 Lantern, 14"
N? 92
With No. 216 Lantern, 18"
- 2 ' 6 "-->
•N? 14
With No. 226 Lantern, 16"
SCALE
,2
4 FEET
MACFAR LANE’S CASTINGS
LAMP BRACKETS
4 '/8
N° 3 9
N° 67
With No. 201 Lantern, 16"
4 FEET
MACFARLANE’S CASTINGS _ LAMP BRACKETS
4 79
N° 61
With No. 223 Lantern, 18
k- - - -3' o'- - -
N° 66
With No. 204 Lantern, 10
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS — LAMP BRACKETS
480
N? 55
With No. 220 Lantern, 10"
N° 13
N° 58
With No. 222 Lantern, 10"
1
N° 65
With No. 204 Lantern,
N° 73
With No. 211 Lantern,
3 ' 0 "
SCALE
—
4 FEF.T
MACFAR LANE'S CASTINGS _LAMP BRACKETS
48 [
N° 66
N° 58
With No. 215 Lantern, 16"
SCALE
2
I
4 F EET
1
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS —L.AMP BRACKETS
482
SCALE
MAGFARLANE'S C A S T I N G S — L A M P BRACKETS
483
SCALE
484
MAGFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — LAMP ARCHES
Can be prepared for Lanterns either suspended below or fixed on top.
N? 47
With No. 201 Lantern, 16"
N 0 54
With No. 220 Lantern. 10"
| 1 1 1 h H-Hf -t-L-
4 FEET
MAGFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — LAMP ARCHES
485
SCALE
486
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS _ LAMP ARCHES
N? 90
With No. 220 Lantern, i6"
Any other of our Lamp Arches can be supplied with Standards as shown above or of any other
pattern, for which see Gate Standards, Section VI.
SCALE
|— i- -j — i — t — f—r 1 *i -
2
4 FEET
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS
LAM P PENDANTS
487
Any length to order.
N° 89
With No. 220 Lantern, 14"
N° 3 6
With No. 220 Lantern, 10"
b
Jl.
N° 87
With No. 234 Lantern, 24"
N° 49
With No. 227 Lantern, iO"
Scrolls 2 and 4 ways,
488
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS _ LAMP PENDANTS
N° 85
With No. 227 Lantern, 16".
Any length to order.
N? 38
With No. 204 Lantern, 14''.
MACFARLANE’S CASTINGS _ LAMP CONNECTIONS
Can be made to suit any pattern of Lamp Pillar.
Tail Piece
for sinking into ground.
Water or Meter Compartment
With or without dog trough.
- SCALE
2
4 FEET
MACFARLAN E'S LANTERNS
Can be applied to any Pillar, Standard, Arch, Bracket, or Pendant.
489
N? 202
N? 203
N° 204
14" 16" 18" and 20'
14" 16" 1^' and 20'
N? 205
Hexagon
N? 209
Hexagon.
14 ! I S ^ *6" *8" an( l 20 "
N? 206
Octagon.
N? 21 0
Octagon.
N 0 2 I 4
N 9 207
Octagon.
N? 2 II
Hexagon
N° 215
14" 15" and 16"
N? 208
Hexagon
N? 2 I 2
Hexagon
49 °
MAGFAR LANE'S LANTERNS
N ° 217
N° 220
12','and 14'
N 0 219
N° 221
N9 222
N° 223
N° 225
N 0 2 2 6
N° 224
N 0 230
N 0 2. 2 9
N9 228
N° 231
12 ';. 14 " and 16 ';
18" 20" and 24'J
N9 233
Hexagon
N9 232
N9 234
18 " and 27 "
3°
24
49i
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6 fc fc fc
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492
). 32 LAMP PILLAR 6'9', with ]S r o 224 LANTERN, 18'
>.957 DOUBLE-LEAVED G ATE 5' 8"X 4' 7£"
SECTION XIX.-BRACKETS.
STRUCTURAL AND DECORATIVE, FOR STONE, BRICK, WOOD, OR IRON WORK.
493
This Section is of exceedingly varied application to the support and enrichment of beams, girders, entablatures, cornices, lintels, shelves, shop fronts, balconies, ver¬
andahs, railway roofing, covered ways, arcades, conservatories, and every kind of structure. The following designs illustrate the strong and graceful forms into which Cast
Iron can be fashioned, and its suitability for such purposes.
Please insert in Specification “ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow, ” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
Bed Brackets,.pages 494
Brackets, Trusses, Consoles, Corbels, Cantilevers, &c.,. „ 494-510
Curved and Bevelled Brackets,. „ 511-512
Spandril Brackets,. „ 513-528
Spandril Arches,. „ 529-544
Column Brackets,. „ 545-562
Bracket and Spandril Shafts,.
Roof Spandrils,.
Girders,.
Examples,.
Also other Examples at end of Section XX.
The illustrations are arranged vertically in the order of their horizontal measurement.
pages 563-564
„ 565-569
» 569
» 564
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
State the No. and Sizes, and the nature of the fixings required, whether screwholes, snugs, batts or bolts, for wood, stone,or iron, and when necessary give rough
sketch of any special additior or modification required. The following examples show the simplest method of ordering.
115 No. 68 Brackets T 6"x 1' 8" with screwholes for fixing to wood.
34 No. 209 Brackets 3' o" x 3' 6" with batts on back for fixing to stone.
18 No. 55 Brackets 4' 6 * 4 " x 3' 8" with bolt and nut at corner, and batt at bottom for fixing to 2' o" wall.
14 No. 66 Spandril Brackets 3' 6" x 3' 6with batts on back for fixing to stone, and screwholes in top for fixing to wood beam.
3 No. 51 Spandril Arches 6' 11 y 2 " x 4' 5" with screwholes for fixing to wood, one of the Arches to be widened to 8' 6" as sketch.
6 No. 129 Columns 6" diameter, each with Spandril Shaft and No. 53 Column Brackets 4' o"x 3' 5", 4 ways. Each Spandril Shaft to have shoe on
top for wood beam as full size drawing herewith, and each Bracket to have a bolt near the point for fixing to beam. Height from bottom
of Column to underside of beam is 14' 6".
Also to No. 156 Corbels 7" x T 5 * 4 " with Spandril Shafts and Column Brackets 1 way, to match above, but prepared for fixing to 2' o" wall, with
batts on Corbel, and bolt at top of Spandril Shaft. See sketch plan and section.
PLAN__
SECTION THROUGH A.B,
494
N?
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N9 I
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J 'i
2 jf;
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MACFARLAN E 'S CASTINGS—BED BRACKETS
A neat and convenient fastening for the front boards of beds, berths, &c.
I
N9 2
7 T
I
\/ IIS
N9 3
T BL
N9 4
N? 5
N9 6
T fp
N? 7
Side
Side
Side
N9 I 06
N? I 6 5
N? I 66
N9 I 67
N9 168
N? 104
N? 169
N? 170
N9 171
t m
N9 172
N9 173
N9-I74
N? 175
N? 176
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS -BRACKETS
Including Trusses, Consoles, Corbels, Cantilevers, &c.
N? I 6 8 CURVED
N9 108
N9 177
N? 178
N 9 179
N9 107
N9 170 For Corner
N? 184
N? 167
■■ R- H- h I
SCALE
,2
N? 185
N? 188
N9 189
N? 190
N9 187 CURVED
N 9 8
BACK
N9 83
N 9 91
N9 8 6
r 3^3*1
N 9 91
N9 86
r- 4/4
N9 1 6 3
f-4/2-'? 6-'^
N9 100
i 4 - 5 "
N9 84
k -5
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-BRACKETS
495
SCALE
3
4 FEET
496
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS -BRACKETS
N? 14 N? 69 N? 142 N° 85 N° 5
i
SCALE
.2
4 FEET
H-H-
497
MACFARIANES CASTINGS -BRACKETS
SCALE
2
4 FEET
498
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
BRACK ETS
MAGFARLANE'S CASTINGS—BRACKETS
499
IN° 2 11
p" }<. - 1' ||->|
N? 8 5
N? 92
l<~-2' 0"-><
N? 8 7
\)z k- 2' O'—- -H
N? 162
i// w -s' O'->i
N° 3 5
\\k* fc- z' \* ->1
N° 36
I K-2' 2'
N? 213
t V
a «_- 2 2 ->i
N° 9 2
N 9 94
// K---2' 2*--H
N° 70
2 " K-- 2! r-X
N? 214
j—1—i | 1 t"j i-H 1 1 I
SCALE
4 FEET
5°°
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS -BRACKETS
N? 37
N? 70
2 " k - 2' Z - H
N? 52
2" !*■-2' 4* -H
N? 39
N? 38
2kT !<■ - 2' 4' - -H
N? 20 I
N? 37
2 " j< - 2' 6* - ->l
N? 40
2" k-2' 5"- M
N ? 41
2 x ^' k-2' 5Vfe^->f
N? 2 15
144' k - 2 ' 5* ->1
N° 146
l< .. 2' 5 Vfe" -
SCALE
l ,2
4 FEET
1
MAGFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
BRACK ETS
501
I 11 » ■'+ + •
4 F€ET
++++
SCA LE
,2
3
1
502
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS-BRACKETS
H (~+-)—
SCALE
,2
_| -
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
BRACK ETS
503
N? 209 N? 87
3 " K - 3' 3" --- >| g" --- 3 e" - m
SCALE
L-tH- H I ) f -j -L- l I
2
4 FEET
5°4
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS -BRACKETS
N° 21 8
N 0 153
SCALE
- \r—
3
4 FEET
MAGFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-BRACKETS
505
N?47 N?87
4 FEET
1 1 i -1 1 t 1 hH -i H-
2
506
MAGFAR LANE'S CASTINGS-BRACKETS
4 FEET
-\
SCALE
.2
3
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS - BRACKETS
507
) Vi
N? 44
- 4' 3"
Cr-3 ^
N? 87
934"
a
N? 126
-5' 172 ' -
-R-H- t i I -
SCALE
, 2
MACFARLANE’S CASTINGS- BRACKETS
5 ° 8
4 FEET
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-BRACKETS
509
N? 149
,< --’- 6 ' 9' - -
N? 222
4' i<-7' r
N? 223
5 10
MACFAR LANE'S CASTINGS- BRACKETS
N° 161
LO
"<£>
V/z
N° 143
-7' 0'~
h- H -M- j . )--h-h--A
SCALE
2
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS-CURVED AND BEVELLED BRACKETS
For Ship Saloons, Conservatories, Greenhouses, Verandahs, Covered Ways, Stations, Glazed Roofs, &c.
511
SCALE
< \ f- + + l |4 -f \
2
3
4 FEET
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS-BEVELLED BRACKETS
5i2
SCALE
5i3
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
For any width of opening.
N9 24
N? 142
N° 70
2 " !<•-l' 6*-->i
N° 28
\i
l<-
e"- h
N° 134
2' K-l' 8'-H
N? 31
N? 79
|<-|' 9 '-
N° 68
N? 71
| - l l I l i-I-h- H - H •
SCALE
,2
3 4 FEET
r -i
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
5 H
N? 135
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
515
SCALE
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
516
SCALE
MAGFARLAN E’S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
5 r 7
2J6
—i-J
K--2'
N? 41
N? 37
- 2 ' 6 "
N? 6 5
K~-
3S
J
- 2 ' 8 '-
N? 85
- 2 8
N? 29
l 3 /4
-2' 874
SCALE
2
4 FEET
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
5 1
8
N? 33
N? 45
Ifc*
•2 1114*
N? 44
2J6"
-3' 0'
--4
N? 33
2
SCALE
4 FEET
- (
5 1 V
MAGFARLANE'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
N 9 49
t=-4-4
) 1
“ (
1 1
i
i 1
1
1
| IN
!
i 1
! |
i i
* _ii_ 1
2 Faces
N? 53
3 3
o
Vo
■ 3' 4 ' k " ■
N? 44
±
N? 50
[- h - I i > 1 -h H-h I
SCALE
,2
5 2 °
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
N? 87
Z" !< - 3' 6" --- >|
N? 67
K-
3
' 6 "-
SCALE
4 FEET
1
| i H > R-n | i i h
2
5 2(
MAGFAR LANE’S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
N° ! 5 3
N° 52
5 22
M AC FA R LAN E'S
CASTINGS-SPANDRIL BRACKETS
N 0 53
4 FEET
MAGFAR LANE'S CASTINGS
S PA N D R I L
BRACKETS
5 2 3
SCALE
|—p 1 H * I'HH '
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
5 24
SCALE
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
525
SCALE
MACFAR LANE'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
526
CD
o-
2 :
(£)
K-
■H
s ,9
SCALE
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS-SPA.NDRIL BRACKETS
527
SCALE
MACFAR LANE’S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L BRACKETS
528
SCALE
6 3 /4*
SPANDRIL ARCHES
529
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS —
N? 85 N? 33
^--9”- >| 2 "' f<-l' O" - ->l
7T
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3 T
1
1
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1
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1 ! i
‘: 1
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1 i
±. 1
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N° 114
N? 28
N? 79
SCALE
1
4 FEET
53 °
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L ARCHES
N? 54
N ? 52
N? 140
K--4' 0"-->j
N? 150
SCALE
- 4 -
4 FEET
! I i | i-i -I ■^4-t-
1
53i
MAGFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L ARCHES
N°37 N°56
SCALE
2
■ i i I i t 1 -h - Hh I-1- \
—i
532
MACFAR LAN E’S CASTINGS- S PA N D R I L ARCHES
|<-4 "->| |<- -
N° 49
5' 3"
2 Faces
I 3 4
N? 29
-5' 3"
N° 140
_any width
N? 150
- any width
533
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L
ARCHES
N? 33
N? 158
-F-1
|-1 i I i H - h+m4
SCALE
,2
4 FEET
534
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L ARCHES
N? 154.
any width --
7
i Fa c e
N ? 3 3
N? 87
- 6 ' 2 *- •
SCALE
2
4 FEET
535
MACFARLANE’S CASTINGS — S PA N D R I L ARCHES
N° I 58
N? 33
-6 914*
—H
1 %
m
N? 51
6 11 Vz' ■
SCALE
3
4 FEET
53 6
MACFAR LAN E'S CASTINGS — S PA N D R I L ARC-HES
N? 59
21/4" f< -7' OVz - -
-w-
SCA LE
,2
4 FEET
MACFAR LAN E'S CASTI NGS
SPANDR1L ARCHES
537
N? 158
5 /e
7' 3"
T
i
I
I
1
N? 53
|c~5'--4
N? 51
-7' I Vz
\Ve
7 ' 6 '
2
3
538
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS — S PA N D R I L ARCHES
N? 158
5/ 8 ' k - any width ---- $>j
N? 80
fUfl
N? 55
SCALE
1 M 1 I > f-H | M|
2
3
4 FEET
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
SPANDRIL ARCHES
539
N? 55
fes*'-* ^ --'- any width -- *j
SCALE
H
4 FEET
2
540
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS- S PA N D R I L ARCHES
SCALE
2
>SS«ioSTiASTt/<»lu>
541
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — S PA N D R I L ARCHES
N? 99
N? 51
N- 5'-H k-any width--->j
SCALE
i-F
54 2
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — S PA N D R I L ARCHES
N ? 5 I
k-any width .
k- 5 "-h
U 6 "
N? 143
--i r 4/2"-
| 'M -+H+H I
SCALE
,2
4 FEF.T
MAGFARLAN E'S CASTINGS-S PA N D R I L ARCHES.
543
,9 ,9
SCALE
MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS-SPANDRIL ARCHES
544
SCALE
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS
COLUMN BRACKETS
5 45
This application of Brackets is particularly valuable, both for its structural and artistic effect, giving a convenient fixing and breadth of bearing to the
superincumbent beam, girder, lintel, or architrave, and softening with ornamental tracery, the otherwise severe angular junctions, and view line. They can be applied
i, 2, 3, or 4 ways, and different patterns may be combined to suit special circumstances. See Examples page 564
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SECTION XX.-COLUMNS.
FOR ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING, AND GENERAL CONSTRUCTION.
In connection with the improved construction of public, private, and commercial buildings, there arises a necessity for larger clear areas, free from obstruction
to light, view, and passage, and having supports of a material not liable to be injured by fire, friction, or exposure; conditions best attainable by cast-iron Columns and
Brackets, combining strength with light and ornamental effect, in a greater degree than any other material. Their introduction in place of stone or brick partitions,
especially in public works and business premises, facilitates the future readjustment of apartments to provide altered or extended accommodation. They are also specially
suitable for Railway Structures, Building and Shop Fronts, Verandahs, Porches, Bandstands, Covered Ways, and an endless variety of applications.
Please insert in Specification “ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,’' to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
Columns and Mullions, under 7' o" high,
Columns,.7' o" to 10 ' o" high,
Columns,.over 10' o” high,....
Square Columns,
Pilasters,.
pages 570-572
„ 573-577
„ 578-589
„ 572*589
„ 590 - 59 "
Column Capitals,.
Pilaster Capitals,.
Pedestals,.
Examples,.......
Also other Examples at end of Catalogue.
The illustrations are arranged in the order of their Nos.
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
.pages 592-593
■ „ 593
■ „ 594-596
pages 597-604
State No. and Sizes, and when necessary give rough sketch showing any addition or modification that may be required. Flanges, Shoes, Bolts, and other fi::ings
than those shown, to order.
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — COLUMNS and MULLIONS
UNDER 7 FEET HIGH
MAGFARLANE'S CASTINGS — COLUMNS and MULLIONS
n? 109
N9 I 17
3*
UNDER 7 FEET HIGH
57i
N? I 14
1
3" AND 4*
N? 115
N? 116
3 A N D 4
N? I I 8
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N° 122
2 3*,4* an d 5'
N? 123
2 3" 4' an d 5'
N? 124
2 3 /<3!/2*and 4 !fz
N? 125
2 3 A;3 !z and 4!/fe*
N? I 2 8
4' AND 5'
572
MAGFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — COLUMNS and MULLIONS
n? 130
3* A-" A N D 5"
UNDER 7 FEET HIGH
N? 131
N° 132
N? 133
N° 137
N° 138
N? 140
N? 141
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4*x3" 5 V X 3 ^/z and 6^x4'
4*x 3* 5'x 3/2* a n d 6"x 4‘
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — COLUMNS
3; A’ 5; 6 ' 7 / 8 ' AND 9 ' 3*4; 5' 6 ; 7" 8 ' AN d 9' 4" 5: 6 ? 7' 8 ' AN d 9 ' 3" 4' and 5' 2£" 2 and 4
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — COLUMNS
574
3',4'ano 5' 0/4" AND 5” 4" 3' 3" 4" and5'/2
575
MAGFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — COLUMNS
7 TO 10 FEET HIGH
576
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — COLUMNS
7 TO 10 FEET HIGH
N? 139 N? 140 N? (41 N? 142 N? 143 N? 144 N? 145 N? 146 N?147
577
5/8
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — COLUMNS
OVER 10 FEET HIGH
N° 104
N? 114
4* an D 5" 4 AN D 5*
N? I 15
4 A N D 5
579
MACFARLANE'S C AST I N G S — CO LU M N S
OVER iO FEET HIGH
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OVER 10 FEET HIGH
COLUMNS
N? 126
N? 127
N° 130
4 * 5"and 6*
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MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — COLUMNS
OVER 10 FEET HIGH
MAGFARLANE’S C AST I N G S — CO L U M N S
OVER 10 FEET HIGH
N? 142
N? 144
N? 145
N° 146
MACFARLANE'S C AST I N G S — CO L U M N S
OVER 10 FEET HIGH
5 8 4
MACFARLAN E'S C AST I N G S — CO LU M N S
OVER 10 FEET HIGH
6 " an d 8*
6" A N D 8'
6"
6
MACFARLANE'S C A ST I N G S — CO L U M N S
OVER 10 FEET HIGH
N? I 59
N? 160
N? 161
N? 162
585
8'
7"
7"
586
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — COLUMNS
OVER 10 FEET HIGH
N? I 66
N? I 63
Half Plan
Half Plan
7'an d 12*
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7
7"
MAGFARLANE'S CASTINGS — COLUMNS
OVER 10 FEET HIGH
587
N? I 67
N° I 68
N? I 69
N? I 70
Half Plan
Half Plan
L
Half Plan
Half Plan
Half Plan
10
10 "
Half Plan
15"
15"
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MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS — COLUMNS
OVER 10 FEET HIGH
Half Pla n
10 "
Half Plan
Half Pla n
N? 176
MAGFARLANE'S CASTINGS — PILASTERS
ANY HEIGHT
590
and 12 " 9 *and 12
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N? 12
N° 13
591
— PILASTERS
ANY HEIGHT
N? 9
N° 10
N?
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MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — COLUMN CAPITALS
The size is in each case taken through the neck of the column shaft which Capital suits.
N° ! 85
N ° 156
N? 186
N? 187
Half Plan
8' an d 9"
Half Plan
Half Plan
N° 184
6^9 an d 12
N 0 165
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N? 165
N? 176
Half Plan
16 "
22
N? 188
25'
N° 174
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS _COLUMN CAPITALS
The size is in each case taken through the neck of the column shaft which Capital suits.
593
N? 191
N 0 192
MACFARLAN E’S PILASTER CAPITALS
594
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS —PEDESTALS
These are designed for supporting Lamps, Statuary, Busts, Vases, Sundials, Fonts, and other objects of interest, the attractiveness of such objects being greatly enhanced
by appropriately decorated Pedestals, instead of the bald and inartistic blocks often used. Fixings when required, to order .
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MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS
EXAM PLES
597
By the use of Iron in the construction of buildings, a greater window space can be obtained than with stone, brick, timber, or other material, thus allowing a larger
built area to be lighted throughout, without the necessity of breaking it up with courts or wellholes to admit light to the centre of the block. An iron construction also
absorbs little of the floor space, and enables large apartments to be formed with light partitions readjustable to suit altered circumstances. The following Examples
illustrate the application of our castings to these purposes, but other combinations will readily suggest themselves according to the requirements of the proposed structure.
No. XLIX.
Application of Ironwork to Building Construction and Decoration.
See view of Interior on next page.
A
No. 186 TERMINAL 8'6".
G
No. 145 CRESTING I'?".
M
No. 204 FASCIA PLATE 2 / 2'
B
No. 84 ANTEFIXAE.
H
No. 10 GUTTER 8" X 6".
N
No. 837 FASCIA PLATE.
0
No.‘20 CRESTING 1'7".
I
No. 6 GUTTER BRACKET.
0
No. 45 BRACKET.
D
No. 144 TERMINAL 2' 6".
J
No. 131 COLUMN.
P
No. 115 COLUMN.
E
No. 9 TERMINAL 1' 11".
K
No. 2 DADO PLATE.
Q
No. 418 WINDOW GUARD.
F
No. 101 GUTTER CORNICE.
L
No. 129 COLUMN.
R
No. 784 GATE.
Spandril Arches, Girders, Roof Principals, Astragals, &c., to order.
598
MACFARLAN ES CASTINGS — EXAMPLES
No. L.
Application of Ironwork to Building Construction and Decoration.
See view of Exterior on preceding page.
A
B
CJ
No. 144 TERMINAL 2' 6". J) No. 25 RAILING 2' 10".
No. 89 GUTTER CORNICE 6f" X 6f". E No. 818 FLOOR PLATE.
No. 131 COLUMN. F No. 43 BRACKET 3' 1" x V 6'
Spandril A rches, Girders, Itoof Principals, Astragals
G No. 155 RAILING 2'5".
H No. 47 BRACKET 3' 2" x 1'
1 No. 104 COLUMN.
&c.. to order.
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MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — EXAMPLES
No. LI.
Application of Ironwork to Building Construction and Decoration.
. 219 TERMINALS 7' 6".
.33 CURB PLATE 20£"
. 89 CRESTING 1' 3£".
. 113 TERMIN AL 4'0".
. 20 CRESTING 1' 7".
.119 FLAGSTAFF BASE.
.31 HIP PLATE 12£"xl2r.
. 31 TERMINAL 3' 6".
. 460 CRESTING 1' 10".
J No. 10 GUTTER CORNICE.
K No. 51 ENRICHMENT.
L No. 104 COLUMN.
M. No. 163 RAILING 4' 3"
N No. 209 BRACKET 3'0"x3'
O FASCIA PLATE.
JP No. 115 COLUMN.
Q No. 219 RAILING. V3".
R No. 88 RAILING 11"
S SIGN LETTERS on DlAPKR Ground.
T No. 14 LAMP BRACKET.
U No. 400 RAILING 1' 8".
V No. 138 COLUMN.
W No. 784 GATE.
X ARCHES, GIRDERS, &c to order.
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599
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
EX A M PLE S
600
Application of Ironwork to Public Interiors, Halls, Museums, Libraries, Saloons, Banks, &c.
No. LIJ.
A No. 158 COLUMN..
B CORBEL to Match Column.
C No. 51 SPANDR1L ARCH
I) No. 133 FRI EZE 10"
M AC FA R LAN E'S CASTINGS — EXAMPLES
6oi
A. No. 161 TERMINAL 1'6".
B No. 69 CRESTING 7".
0 No. 48 GUTTER 6" x 4i".
J> No. 109 FRIEZE RAIL 7
E No. 68 BRACKET 1' 6" X V 8".
F No. 131 COLUMN with Bracket Shaft.
Gr No. 5 HANDRAIL 2£' X 1£".
H No. 600 BALUSTER RAILING 2' 10\
I No. 3 PERFORATED GIRDER.
J No. 47 BRACKET 3' 11" x 1' 64".
ORNAMENTAL FLOOR PLATE, Solid OR PERFORATED, to order.
No. LIV.
Application of Ironwork to Shop Front.
A No. 144 TERMINAL 2'6/"
B No. 86 CRESTING 5".
0 No. 163 TERMINAL 1/ 3".
I) No. 86 CONSOLES 8" x 2'0".
E CAST IRON SIGN LETTERS.
F No. 837 VENTILATING FRIEZE 3”.
G No. 63 BR A CK.ET 2' 6" X 2' 4".
H No. 131 COLUMN with Bracket Shaft.
I No. 273 WINDOW GUARD 1' 3".
602
MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — EXAMPLES
No. LY.
Application of Ironwork to Interior Screen. Arches can be made of any width and prepared for glazing if required.
A No. 808 CRESTING 8£".
B CORNICE RAIL.
C No. 869 FRIEZE RAIL V 1|".
1) No. 7 GIRDER 5i". G No. 187 TERMINAL 8£" X 2' 10".
E No. 85 SPANDRIL ARCH. H No. 837 TRELLIS PANEL.
F No. 105 COLUMN WITH SPANDRIL SHAFT. I No. 2 DADO PLATE.
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No LYI.
Application of Ironwork to Kailway Platform Roofing, &c.
A No. 123 COLUMN with Bracket Shaft.
E No. 29 GUTTER.
I No. 13 LAMP BRACKET.
No. LYII.
Application of Ironwork to Station Waiting Rooms, &c.
A No. 163 TERMINAL V S". C No. 101 FIGURED GUTTER 8" X 6".
B No. 69 CRESTING T. D No. 31 BRACKET V 8^x1' 8$".
E No. 104 COLUMN with Bracket Shaft
E CAST IRON ASTRAGALS.
604
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS— EXAMPLES
No. LVII1.
Application of Ironwork to Bridges, Engineering and Building Structures, &c.
No. LIX.
Application of Ironwork to Gangways, Flooring, Stairs, and Fencing for Machinery, &c.
A No. 434 RAILING 2' 11$'
B No. 104 COLUMN.
0 No. 639 SPIRAL STAIR.
D No. 234 FLOOR PLATE.
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SECTION XXI.—ENRICHMENTS AND SIGNS.
FOR STONE, BRICK, WOOD, AND IRON BUILDINGS, &c.
The attractive influence of beauty and individuality in every kind of premises, has become recognized as an indispensable aid to success, and has led to the
extensive adoption of Ornamentation, Devices and Decorative Signs. How to obtain this impressive effect with economy, and also with facility for future alteration
or extension, is a matter to which we have given great attention, as evinced by the following pages, in which will be found designs suitable for enriching all kinds
of Architectural and Engineering structures, the durability of Cast Iron under exposure to weather giving it great advantages over other materials for such purposes.
During the rapid development of trade, the plainness of a building often prevents it from realizing its proper value and commercial advantages, while the idea of
pulling down and reconstructing is out of the question on account of the prolonged interruption to business and great cost involved. In these circumstances extensive
and striking improvements can be made without serious. inconvenience, and at comparatively little cost, by means of Cast Iron Enrichments. As an illustration
of what can be effected in this way, see Examples No. LXVIII. and LXIX., pages 624 and 625. Besides the patterns shown in this Section, all our ornamental
Castings, Terminals, Railings, Balconies, &c., are serviceable for such application. Special Devices of every kind, Monograms, Arms, &c., to order.
Please insert in specification “ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
Continuous Enrichments,.
Panel and Terminal Enrichments,.
Pilaster Enrichments and Trusses,
Coronal Enrichments,.
Devices and Monograms,.
Crests, Arms, Insignia, &c.,.
pages 605-609
„ 610-611
„ 612
„ 613
„ 614
„ 615
Royal Arms,.
Hinge Enrichments,.
Sign Letters and Numerals,
Tablets,.
Signs,.
Examples,.
The illustrations are arranged in the order of their sizes.
pages
V
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616
617
618
619
620
620-626
MAGFARLANE'S CASTINGS _CONTINUOUS ENRICHMENTS.
N? 70 N? 41
N? 426 N? 335
N? 343
N° 70
N 0 259
N 0 335
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MACFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — CONTINUOUS ENRICHMENTS.
N 0 79
N9 467
N 0 247
N° 246
N 0 53
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607
N ? 124
N° 467 N? 204
N? 204
N? 195
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MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — CONTINUOUS, ENRICHMENTS.
N? 37
N? 72
For Wrought Iron Girder.
Section
N? 195
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MAGFARLAN E’S CASTINGS — PANEL ENRICHMENTS & PATERAS
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Other lengths to order.
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N° 58
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N° 330
N 0 412
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PILASTER ENRICHMENTS AND TRUSSES
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For other patterns see Section XIX.—Brackets.
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CORONAL ENRICH M ENTS.
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MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS _DEVICES.
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Also without shield, see No. 427, page 97, Vol. I.
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Application of Castings to Signs.
No. LX
A SION LETTERS ON Diaper Ground.
B No. 183 CRESTING 5J".
C No 976 RAILING 2'0".
A SIGN LETTERS AND PATERAS ON DIAPER GROUND.
B No. 439 CRESTING 9".
0 No. 53 TERMINAL 2'0".
D No. 105 PANEL 1' 0" x 2' 0".
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B No. 411 DEVICE 1' 74".
C No. 428 DEVICE 3'5".
D No. 79J PANEL ENRICHMENT.
E No. 102 BRACKET l'5"x5'r.
F No. 148 CORBEL.
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No. LXVIII.
This is an example of a class of old buildings not uncommon in the thoroughfares of our towns and cities, and whose bald uninteresting appearance detracts
greatly from their commercial value. The Example on following page shows the improvements effected by means of our Cast Iron Enrichments, at comparatively
little cost and without the serious interruption to business which would be incurred by rebuilding.
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No. LXIX.
Showing same building as on opposite page but with the addition of Cast Iron Enrichments, Mansard Roof and
Timber Architraves.
No. 163 RAILING 1'lOf".
No. 10 GUTTER CORNICE.
No. 89 TRUSSES 1' 6" WITH No. 302
Terminal between.
No. 283 BALCONY 1'7£".
No. 79 ENRICHMENT 9'.
No. 281 BALCONY 1' 10J" with Brackets.
No. 468 ENRICHMENT 10J"x3 '6".
No. 17 ENRICHMENT 9f" WITH No. 90
Trusses at sides.
No. 39 LAMP BRACKET 1'6".
No. 466 TERMINAL 1'10".
No. 908 RAILING 2' 2£".
SIGN LETTERS.
No. 140 SPANDRIL ARCH WTTH FRIEZE.
W No. 118 COLUMN 3".
X No. 165 COLUMN 12".
Y No. 993 GLAZING FRAME.
Z No. 873 GLAZING FRAME.
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Application of Enrichments, Terminals, Railings, &c., to buildings.
A No. 325 TERMINAL 1' 6".
B No. 898 RAILING 2'7".
C No. 309 TERMINAL 8' 3£".
D No. 450 TERMINAL 5'0".
E No. 83 ENRICHMENT 7".
F No. 896 RAILING 2' 9" with Sign Letters.
G No. 231 TERMINAL 2' 14".
H No. 73 ROYAL ARMS 16' 6"x 10' 3".
I SIGN LETTERS.
J No. 85 ENRICHMENT 11J".
K No. 895 RAILING 2' 1£" with Sign Letters.
L No. 126 TERMINAL.
M No. 895 RAILING 2'1£".
N No. 47 ENRICHMENT 1' 44".
O No. 35 LAMP PILLAR T 6" with No. 215 Lantern.
P No. 894 RAILING I' 6".
Q No. 440 TERMINAL 1'0".
R, No. 896 RAILING 2'3".
S No. 431 TERMINAL 3'9".
T No. 140 SPANDRIL ARCH.
U No. 135 COLUMN.
Y No. 922 RAILING 1' 64".
W No. 76 LAMP PILLAR 10' 0".
SECTION XXII.—WINDOWS.
FOR ROOFS, WALLS, PARTITIONS, DOORS, &c.
627
The lighting of Buildings cannot be too carefully considered in this era of large establishments often occupying confined situations, where accommodation can
only be secured by the utmost utilization of ground space, necessitating increased facilities for lighting the back, central and upper apartments. Cast Iron from
its strength and durability under exposure to weather as well as from the light and graceful forms into which it can be fashioned, is the most suitable material for
such purposes, as shown in the following designs, combining strength with lightness and simplicity with beauty, for Saloons, Halls, Offices, Warehouses, Billiard,
Reading and Show Rooms, Mansions, Staircases, &c. Although our patterns of Cupola Windows are round or dome-shaped, they are all prepared for flat glass, thus both
reducing the first cost of glazing, and avoiding the difficulty, annoyance and expense that attend the repairing of bent glass. The pleasing forms and ornamental
grouping of the panes admit of charming effects in colour by means of variously arranged tints of glass, and also of richer stained glass decoration at very little additional
expense—see Examples at end of Catalogue.
Please insert in specification
Windows,. pages 627-633
Semicircular Windows and Fanlights,. „ 634-640
Circular Windows,... 641-642
Dormer Windows,. „ 643-646
to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
Cupola and Roof Lights,.pages 647-652
Arch and Lean-to Roofs,. „ 653
Example,. „ 654
Other Examples at end of Catalogue.
“ To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,”
The illustrations are arranged in the order of their Nos.
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
State Nos. and Sizes, and when necessary give rough sketch showing any addition or modification required. Other sizes than those shown —to order .
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — WINDOWS
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Panes 6 " wide.
N° 25
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MACFARLAN E'S CAST I N G S - 1 — CUPOLA and ROOF LIGHTS
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SECTION XXIII—STRUCTURES
FOR BUSINESS PREMISES, SHELTER, REST, SHADE, RECREATION, AND ORNAMENT.
The increasing tendency of population to congregate within confined areas, as in cities and towns, naturally calls for a new class of outdoor arrangements for
recreation, in connection with Dwellings, Parks, Gardens, &c. Towards this end we have introduced a class of Structures, the illustrations of which in this Section only
indicate to & very limited extent the numerous forms and purposes to which our patterns are adaptable. For assistance in designing other structures or in modifying these
to suit special circumstances, refer to the preceding Sections of our Catalogue, which form an immense store of Architectural and Artistic Material of such extensive
range in styles and sizes as to meet almost every requirement. The Structures here shown can be adapted to any sizes that may. be required.
Please insert in specification “To be Macfarlane’s Castings, from Saracen Foundry, Glasgow,” to prevent an inferior article being supplied.
Clock Towers with Lamps, Drinking Fountains, &c.,.pages 679-681
Conservatories, Winter Gardens, Floral Halls, Smoking Room,
Airing Room, &c.,.
Porches, Door Hoods, with Balconies, &c.,.pages 657-659
Verandahs, Porticoes, Covered Ways, Colonnades, Recreation
Pavilion, Vestibule with Carriage Canopy, &c.,. „ 660-669
Wall Shades, Door and Window Hoods, &c...,. „ 669
Bandstands, Pavilions, Summerhouses, Arbours, Kiosks, &c., „ 670-677
Game and Meat Larder, &c.,. „ 678
Examples — Pavilion, Grand Stand, Semicircular Roof,
Aquarium, Fernery, Building Front, Building Decoration,
Shop Interior, W. H. Basin Stands, &c.,.
682-688
689-693
See also Business Fronts, Shops, Arcades, &c., pages 597 - 599 .
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
Give as full particulars as possible of the purpose and style of the structure required, also of the foundations or building it is to be fixed to, and a rough sketch
with all important sizes accurately figured.
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A No. 703 RAILING STANDARD.
B No. 155 RAILING 2' 5" with Handrail.
C No. 10 GUTTER 6 "x 44".
D No. 3 GIRDER 74".
E No. 58 BRACKET 6'2"x5'0".
F No. 14 LAMP 3' 0".
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A No. 7 ANTEEIXiE 7". D No. 7 GIRDER 54".
B No. 86 CRESTING 5". E No. 108 COLUMN 24"x8 6.
C No. 33 GUTTER 5" x 4". E No. 42 RAILING 2' 6'.
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B No. 264 CRESTING 8f".
C No. 50 GUTTER 6" x 4 ".
D No. 109 FRIEZE RAIL 74".
E No. 213 SPANDRIL ARCH 3'104" x 2'2".
F No. 68 BRACKET 1'94" x 2'3".
G No. 135 COLUMN 3" x 7'0"
H No. 600 BALUSTER 2'10" with Handrail.
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B No. 86 CRESTING 5".
C No. 33 GUTTER 5"x4". E No. 108 COLUMN 2£" x 8' 6".
D No. 7 GIRDER 5J".
MACFARLANE’S CASTINGS - VERANDAH. R'E FR£ S H M E NT STALL, WA ITI N G ROOM &<?
A No. 94 CRESTING 2'2" with No. 80 Terminals.
B No. 264 CRESTING 9£" with No. 34 Terminals.
C GUTTER CORNICE.
D No. 33 FRIEZE RAIL l'lj"
E No. 68 BRACKET l'9£"x 2'3".
F No. 144 TERMINAL 2' 6"x 5' 9".
G No. 138 COLUMN 3".
H No. 2 SCREEN PLATES.
I No. 2 DADO PLATE with Handrail.
J No. 48 ARCH ROOF FOR FLAT GLASS.
K No. 1 SIGN LETTERS WITH Frame.
661
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B No. 439 CRESTING 7%
0 No. 100 TERMINAL.
D No. 35 CRESTING 6".
E No. 50 GUTTER 6" x 4".
F No. 2 GIRDER.
G- No. 31 BRACKET V 8£"X 1' 8£".
H No. 68 BRACKET l'9£"x2'3".
I No. 115 COLUMN 3" x 7' 0".
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B No. 13 CRESTING 6f".
C No. 10 GUTTER 4£" x 3£".
D No. 54 SPANDRIL ARCH.
E No. 2 PILASTER 8".
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B No. 439 CRESTING 9".
C No. 10 GUTTER 6"x44".
D No. 7 GIRDER 5J".
E No. 53 BRACKET 2! 6" x 2'
F No. 1 SPANDRlL SHAFT.
Gr No. 131 COLUMN 4" x 7‘ 0".
H No. 2 DADO PLATE 3' 0" WITH HANDRAIL
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A No. 1089 BALCONY RAILING 1' 9".
B No. 294 TERMINAL 11".
C No. 101 GUTTER 6 "X 44".
D No. 158 SPANDRIL ARCH.
E No. 1 PILASTER
F No. 2 DADO PLATE WITH HANDRAIL.
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B No. 466 TERMINAL 1' 10".
C No. 11 HANDRAIL 8" X 51".
D No. 246 RAILING l'l"
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F No. 10 GUTTER 10" X 6".
Gr No. 89 BRACKET 6" X V 4".
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J No. 51 SPANDRIL ARCH 6 '14" X 4'5".
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— BANDSTAND. PAVILION, SUMMERHOUSE, ARBOUR, KIOSK & c
A No. 209 TERMINAL 4'10" with Coronal.
B No. 84 TERMINAL 5£'.
C No. 33 CURE PLATE with Cornice Moulding.
I) No. 84 TERMINAL I'l".
E NO. 7 ANTEFIX-E 7".
F No. 51 CORNICE ENRICHMENT 1' 6".
Cr No. 99 SPANDRIL ARCH 9'9"x2'l£".
H No. 132 COLUMN 6".
I No. 1020 RAILING 2' 6" with Handrail.
675
80 TERMINAL.
26 TURRET CAP.
90 TERMINAL 2 ! 1".
34 CRESTING 1'6".
60 GUTTER 6"x4".
33 FRIEZE RAIL 7J"-
85 BRACKET l'llf"x2'0".
105 COLUMN 2"x6'6".
272 TERMINAL 5" X 21 8".
2 SCREEN PLATE.
2 DADO PLATE 3'0".
12 BENCH STANDARD.
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SUMMERHOUSE, ARBOUR, KIOSK & c
N9 227
A No. 420 TERMINAL 6'4".
B No. 84 TERMINAL 7i".
C No. 10 GUTTER 6" X 4£".
D No. 815 DRIP FRET 9".
E No. 122 COLUMN 6£".
F No. 2 DADO PLATE 3' 6" WITH HANDRAIL.
Gr No. 11 GARDEN BENCH WITH TABLE.
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N? 228
Plan
A No. 209 TERMINAL 4' 10".
B No. 74 TERMINAL 1' 84".
C No. 87 CRESTING 8".
D No. 46 GUTTER 44" X 3".
E No. 264 DRIP ORNAMENT 94".
F No. 105 COLUMN 2"x7'0" with No. 85
Brackets 1'6;J" x l'6f".
G No. 163 TERMINAL 1'3"
H No. 86 CRESTING 5"
I CAST IRON SCREEN PLATE.
J No. 11 BENCH STANDARD.
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MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS — GAME and MEAT LARDER & c
N<? 2 2 9
A No. 421 TERMINAL 5'0" WITH Bird.
B No. 84 TERMINAL 7£".
C No. 10 G U T T E R 6" x 4£".
D No. 815 DRIP FRET 9".
E No. 138 COLUMN 3".
J? No. 2 DADO PLATE 3'0" WITH TOP Rail.
G WIRE GAUZE WINDOWS FOR
Light and Ventilation.
679
MACFARLAN E'S CASTINGS
N 0 230
CLOCK TOWER,
BANDSTAND, PAVILION, SUMMERHOUSE & (
A No. 80 TERMINAL 4'0".
B No. 132 CORONAL.
C No. 202 TERMINAL.
D No. 102 TERMINAL 1' 6".
E CLOCK FRAME for Dials 4'0" dia.
F No. 94 TERMINAL.
G No. 264 CRESTING 9J".
H No. 163 TERMINAL 1'3".
I No. 10 GUTTER CORNICE.
J No. 2 GIRDER 6".
K No. 53 BRACKET 2'6" x 2'4".
L No. 104 COLUMN 3".
M No. 173 TERMINAL 6' 7" X 5' 2".
N No. 33 CURB PLATE 20£".
O DRAGON ENRICHMENT.
P ROOF IN SLATE OR IRON.
Q No. 89 GUTTER 6f" x 6f".
.R No. 53 BRACKET 4'0"x3'5".
S No. 13 LAMP BRACKET 3'6".
T No. 129 COLUMN 5" x 9' 0".
U No. 7 DRINKING FOUNTAIN.
V No. 11 BENCH.
678
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N 9 2 2 9
A No. 421 TERMINAL 5'0" with Bird.
B No. 84 TERMINAL 7J".
0 No. 10 GUTTER 6"x 41".
D No. 815 DRIP FRET 9".
E No. 138 COLUMN 3".
F No. 2 DADO PLATE 3'0" with Top Rail.
G WIRE GAUZE WINDOWS FOR
Light and Ventilation.
679
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CLOCK TOWER,! BANDSTAND, PAVI
SUM M ERHOUSE
N 0 230
A No. 80 TERMINAL 4'0".
B No. 132 CORONAL.
C No. 202 TERMINAL.
D No. 102 TERMINAL V 6".
E CLOCK FRAME for Dials 4'0" dia.
F No. 94 TERMINAL.
G No. 264 CRESTING 9J".
H No. 163 TERMINAL 1'3".
I No. 10 GUTTER CORNICE.
J No. 2 GIRDER 6".
K No. 53 BRACKET 2' 6" x 2' 4".
L No. 104 COLUMN 3".
M No. 173 TERMINAL 6' 7" x 5' 2".
N No. 33 CURB PLATE 204".
O DRAGON ENRICHMENT.
P ROOF IN SLATE OR IRON.
Q No. 89 GUTTER 6f" X 6f".
R No. 53 BRACKET 4'0"x3'5".
S No. 13 LAMP BRACKET 3'6".
T No. 129 COLUMN 5" x 9'0".
U No. 7 DRINKING FOUNTAIN.
V No. 11 BENCH.
MAGFAR LANE'S CASTINGS- CLOCK TOWERS BELFRIES & c
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681
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A No. 231 TERMINAL 2'Ilf'.
B No. 264 CRESTING 9£".
C No. 439 CRESTING 7J".
D No. 84 TERMINAL 74".
E EAVES GUTTER.
E No. 33 FRIEZE RAIL 1'1J".
G- No. 34-SEMICIRCULAR WINDOW 12'Q"x6'0".
H No. 48 ARCH ROOF 12'0" Span.
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A No. 49 CURVED ROOF.
B No. 80 TERMINAL.
C No. 108 TERMINAL 4'0".
D No. 101 GUTTER 8" x 6".
E No. 94 CRESTING 1'8".
F No. 48 GUTTER 6"x4£".
G No. 84 TERMINAL 10".
H No. 84 TERMINAL 1'1".
I No. 48 GUTTER 7" X 4J".
J No. 33 FRIEZE RAIL 1'1£".
K No. 10 GUTTER 6"x4£".
L No. 324 RAILING 7".
M No. 53 BRACKET 2'6"x2'4".
N No. 138 COLUMN 4".
O No. 90 TERMINAL 2' 1".
P No. 89 CRESTING 1'3£*.
Q No. 33 BRACKETS 2'9£"x 2' 11£".
R No. 439 CRESTING 7£".
S No. 462 TERMINAL 8'9".
T No. 143 TERMINAL 2'1£" angled.
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MAGFAR LANE'S CASTINGS — EXAMPLES
No. LXXIV.
690
Application of Castings to Semicircular Roof, Aquarium, Fernery, &c.
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A No. 48 ARCH ROOF 12'0" span.
B No. 13 WINDOW.
C No. 61 ROOF SPANDRIL.
D No. 92 LAMP BRACK KT.
E No. 471 RAILING 2'IO.J".
F No. 1110 RAILING 1'5J".
Gc No. 115 COLUMN 4".
H No. 32 FANLIGHT WINDOW.
I No. 140 SPANDRIL ARCHES.
J No. 34 SEMICIRCULAR WINDOW.
K No. 35 SEMICIRCULAR WINDOW.
L No. 26 WINDOWS.
The curved roof A is prepared for flat glass.
MACFAR LANE'S CASTINGS
EXAM RLE S
6gi
No. LXXV.
Application of Castings to Building Front.
A No. 23 GUTTER CORNICE.
B No. 51 ENRICHMENT 2'6".
C BOX GIRDER WITH Patrras.
I) CIRCLE AND ARCH WINDOWS.
E No. 150 COLU M N 0" adapted.
F GIRDER with Enrichments.
G No. 162 COLUMN 7 ".
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A No. 305 TERMINAL WITH FLAGSTAFF!.
B No. 42 DORMER WINDOW 9' 11" X 8' 1".
C No. 970 C R E S T IN G 3' 4".
D No. 31 HIP PLATE 12i'xl2J'.
E No. 425 TERMINAL 6' 0".
F No. 1066 CRESTING 1'4".
G No. 86 CONSOLE.
H No. 1020 BALCONY RAILING 2' 1£" WITH
Handrail and Corner Standards.
I No. 92 BRACKET 2' 1J"x 1' 6".
J No.XLIII. BALCONY EXAMPLE.
K No.201 RAILING 3'0".
L No. 73 ROYAL ARMS 6'6"xl0' 6".
M No. 1 SIGN LETTERS.
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MACFARLANE'S CASTINGS
EXAM PLES
A No. 893 CRESTING 10". D No. 4 PILASTER 9". G No. 893 CRESTING 5". J ROSETTE.
B No. 91 BRACKET 1'0". E No. 406 TERMINAL 1'1". H No. 163 TERMINAL 1'3". K No. 47 DESK DIVISION BRACKET.
C No. 155 COLUMN 8". F No. 24 WINDOW. I No. 167 TRUSS 9". L No. 199 BRACKET 1' 1" x 3' Of".
No. LXXIX.
Application of Castings to Wash Hand Basin.
By thorough ventilation ^ preventing dampness and foul smells.
No. LXXVIII.
Application of Castings to Wash Hand Basin.
By thorough ventilation preventing dampness and foul smells.
LIST OF EXAMPLES.
VOL. I.
No. p A(;K
I. Pipes, Heads, Ears, Pedestals, Gutters, &c.,.16
II. Eaves Cornice, Cresting, Pipes, Heads, Ears, &c.,. 77
III. Roof Gutters, Ridge and Curb Plates, &c.,. 77
IV. Mansard Roof, Curb and Hip Plates, Cresting, &c., . 82
V. Mansard Roof, Bannerets, Dormer Windows, &c.,. 82
VI. Flagstaff Base, Terminal and Foundation, &c.,. l &7
VII. Roof Cresting, Terminals, Weathervanes, Gutters, &c.,. 168
VIII. Tower Cornice, Railing, Terminals, Dormer Windows, &c., . l6 9
IX. Tower Balcony, Windows, Terminals, Cresting, &c.,. l 7 °
X. Eaves Cornice, Tower Cresting, Dormer Windows, &c.,. l 7 *
XI. -XIX. Tomb Railing for Cemeteries, Monuments, &c., . 28 9
XX. Warehouse Front, Clock Tower and Roof Decoration,. 2 9°
XXI. Villa Entrance Verandah, Window Mullions, and Gable Spandrils, &c.,.291
XXII. Two-storied Verandah, Eave Cornice, Porch, Dormer Windows, &c., .292
XXIII. Entrance Gates with Opening Apparatus, &c.,.333
XXIV.-XXX. Stair Railings, Newel Posts, String Beams, &c., .382-384
XXXI. Outside Spiral Stairs, Gangways and Balconies,. ' .• 3 8 5
XXXII. Warehouse Interior with Circular Stair, Gallery Railing, &c\,.3 86
XXXIII.-XLI. Balconies, Brackets, Railing, &c.,. 394-395
XLII. Verandah Balcony, Eaves Cornice, Railing, Lamps, &c.,.395
XLI II. Balcony and Ornamental Screen, Brackets, &c.,.39^
VOL. II.
XLIV. Public Sanitary Appliances, Urinals, Fountains, Lamps, &c.,.4 2 °
Plans and Elevations of Sanitary Appliances,. 435~43 6
XLV. Lamps, Balustrade, Gates, Balconies, &c., .49 1
XLVI. Lamps and Entrance Gates for Public Halls, &c\,.49 2
XLVII.-XLVIII. Column Brackets and Spandril Shafts,.5^4
XLIX-LI. Building Fronts and Arcades for Warehouses, Shops, &c., . 597-599
LII. Hall Interior with Columns, Spandril Arches, Corbels, &c., .600
LI 11. Balcony Verandah with Brackets, Columns, &c., .. 601
LIV. Shop Front with Columns, Spandril Brackets, S % ign Letters, Cresting, &c.,.601
LV. Interior Screen for Refreshment Rooms, Dwellings, Stalls, &c\,.602
LVI. Railway Platform Roofing with Columns, Brackets, &c.,. 603
LVII. Station Waiting-Room with Columns, Brackets, Windows, &c.,.603
LVIII. Bridge Parapet Railing, Lamps, Pier Capitals, &c., .. 6o 4
LIX. Gangways, Flooring, Stairs, and Fencing for Machinery,.6°4
LX.-LXVII. Signs for Shops, Hotels, Theatres, Public Works, &c., ..620-623
LXVIII.-LXX. Building Enrichments, Shop Fronts, Balconies, Windows, &c., . .624-626
LXXI. Saloon, Billiard Room, Hall and Office Cupola Lights.654
LXXII. Cupola Light with Ornamental Stained Glass,.655
LXXI 11. Pavilion, Grand Stand, Gallery, Tower, &c.,.689
LXXIV. Semicircular Glass Roof, Aquarium, Fernery, &c., .690
LXXV. Building Front with Columns, Girders, Windows, Cornice, &c.,.691
LXXVI. Building Decoration, Balcony Screen, Roof Cresting, &c., .692
LXXVII. Shop Interior Decoration, Cresting, Trusses, Brackets, &c., .693
LXXVI II.-LXXIX. Wash Hand Basin Ventilating Panels, Brackets, &c.,..693
GENERAL INDEX.
FAGE
Ablutionary appliances, 408, 409, 693
Air-bricks, . . •.362
Airing rooms,.682
Altar-rails,. 172-250
„ rail standards, ....... 286
Angles, Gutter,.17, 18, 74
„ Ridge plate, . 79
Antefixae,.. . 74, 84-87
Aquarium,.690
Arbours,.670-677
Arcades,.597—598
Arch Window frames, . . . 634-640, 653
Arches, Entrance, . . . .162,484-486
„ Lamp,.484-486, 622
„ Spandril, .529-544
Armorial bearings,.615-616
Arms,.615-616
Ash Bins,.434
Balconies, 387-396,170, 290-292,385,491,
598,599,601,625,626,658,665,666,689,692
Balcony Railing,.172-285
Balusters,.37 3-380
„ sockets,.381
Band stands,.670-674, 679
Bannerets,.91-160
Bar Rails,.286
Barge Frets,.81
Basins, W.H.,.408, 693
Baths,.409
Bed Brackets,.494
Belfries, . . . 163-165, 290, 623, 679-681
Benches for Parks and Gardens, . 401-407
Bench Arms,.401
„ Standards, .'.401-407
Bins, Dust,.434
Boilers,.410
Botanical Tablets,.619
Boundary Wall Gutters, .... 61-65
Brackets,. 494 - 5 12
» Bed,. 494
„ Bevelled,.511—512
„ Column,.545-562
„ Curved,.511
„ Desk,.406
„ Gutter,.76
„ Handrail,.381
„ Lamp,.476-483
„ Spandril,.513-528
Branch pieces,.7-8
Bree’ches pipe,.8
Building fronts,. . . 597-599, 624-625, 691
Cantilevers,.494-512
Capitals for Columns,.592—593
„ for Pilasters,.593
Carriage canopy, , . . . .657,664,668
Cattle troughs,.416-420
Centre Gutters,.66-73, 77
Chair standards,.403
Chimney-stalk Terminals, 99, 111-115, 118,
119, 123, 126, 127, 131, 135, 138-140,
143, H5 j 148, 153 , 157 , 158-161, 623
Circular Floor-grating, .... 367, 688
Circular Gutters..59-60
Cisterns,.410,416
Clips for Gutters,.17, 18, 74
Clock Towers, . 164, 165, 290, 623, 679-681
Closets, Dry, .... 429-433,435, 436
„ Pan, . 409
„ Water, .... 425-428, 435~436
Colonnades,.600, 660-668, 689
Columns,.570-589
Column Brackets,.545-564
„ Capitals,. 59 2 ~593
Columns, Square,.572, 589
Conservatories,.682-688
Consoles,.494-510
Continuous Enrichments, .... 605-609
Coping,.287-288
Corbels,.495
Cornices,.18-60, 77, 292
Coronals,.163, 99, 123, 171, 613
Coronal Enrichments,.613
Corridors,. . . 292, 600, 662, 663, 682, 683
Counter guards,.406,693
Covered-ways, 598, 603, 661-669, 682, 683,
686-687, 689
Cresting,.172-285
„ Dovetails for,.79
„ Sockets for,.79
Crests,.615
Crockets,.80
Crosses,.85-161
Cupola Window frames, 647-652, 654-655
Curb plates,.80
Desk division Bracket,.406
„ rail standards,.406
„ umbrella basin,.406
„ umbrella rail,.406
Devices and Monograms,.614
Division Screens,.433,602
Dog Troughs,.415,419-420
Dome-light frames, . . 647-652,654-655
Door-hoods,.657-659, 669
Dormer Windows, 643-646, 82, 169-171, 290,
292, 625, 692
Dovetail snugs,.288
Drawing Desk Standards,.405
Drinking Fountains, . . 411-420,679-681
Drip frets,. 81
Drop grate,.76
Drops, for Gutter,.17—18, 74
Dry closets,. 4 2 9 ~ 433 ; 435~436
Dust bins,.434
Ears, Pipe,.11
„ Projecting,. 7
Eaves cornices, .... 18-60, 77, 292
Elbow mould block,.410
Engineering Enrichments, .... 604-616
Engine pump frame,.410
Engine room Platforms and Stairs, . 604
Enrichments,.605-626
„ Continuous, .... 605-609
„ Coronal, . . , . . 613
„ Engineering, . . . 604-616
„ Hinge,.617
„ Panel,.610-611
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Enrichments, Pilaster,.612
„ Terminal,.611
Entrance Gates,. 293-333
Examples, See list on page .... 694
Fascias,.605-609
Fanlights,.634-640
Fencing,.172-285
Fernery,.682-688, 690
Finials,.83-161
Fire plug box,.410
Flagstaff's, 166-167,127,140,148,153,159,160,
I 7 I , 2 9o. 292, 599; 623, 625, 692
Flagstaff bases,. . . . 166-167, 599, 623
Floor gratings, . . . 363-367, 604, 654, 688
» plates,.366
Floral halls,.682-688
Flower boxes,.388
Force pump frame,.410
Fountains, Drinking,. . 411-415,679-681
„ with Lamps,.414-415
„ with Troughs, .... 416-420
„ with Troughs & Lamps, 418-420
Frieze rails, ..172-255
Furnace fittings, . 410
Gallery Front Railing, 172-285, 386, 689
Game and meat Larder,.678
Garden Gateways, .... 285, 294-333
„ Screens,.230-285
„ Seats, 401-402, 672, 675-677, 679
„ Tablets,.619
Gargoyle head, . 75
Gates,. 2 93-333
Gate opening apparatus,.333
„ standards,. 334~339
Girders,.569
Grand Stands,.689
Gratings,.341-367, 172-285
„ for floors, 363-367, 604, 654, 688
Grilles,.172-285, 341-367
Guard posts,.340
Guards for windows, . . 178-286, 387-396
Gutters,.17-77
„ Boundary wall,.61-65
„ Circular,.59-60
„ Valley,.66-73
„ Ornamental,.19-60
Gutter brackets,.17, 76
„ connections,.17—18, 74
„ drop grates,.76
„ ornaments,. . 74-75
H. R. Gutters,.17-18
Handrails,.287-288
Handrail brackets,.381
Heads,. 12-16
Hinges, ... 617
Flip plates, . 80, 82, 171, 290, 599, 623, 692
Holdfasts,.7
Horse troughs,.416-420
Ingots,.410
Ink wells and covers,.406
Insignia,.615
696
GENERAL INDEX.
J unction piece for pipe, .
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Kiosks,.670-679
Kitchen sinks,. 4°9
Lamps, 437-492, 2 9°? 2 9 2 ? 3*9? 3 2 7 - 3 28 ? 33 *?
414-415, 418-420, 603-604, 626, 657,
666, 679-681, 690
Lamps and Fountains,.414-415
„ and Troughs,.418-420
Lamp Arches,.484-486, 622
„ Brackets, 476-483, 2 9 2 ? 599 , 625, 6 57 -
658, 679-680, 690
„ Connections,. 4 88
„ Pendants, . . 487-488, 603, 666, 680
„ Pillars, 437 - 475 ? 2 9 2 ? 319 ? 3 2 7 , 3 28 ?
331, 414, 415, 418-420, 604, 626, 680
Lanterns,.489-490
Larder,.67 8
Lavatory Ranges,. 4 ° 8 ? 436
Lead boilers,. 4 *°
Lead ingot,. 4 *°
Lean-to Window frames,.653
Letters, Sign, . 618-.623, 597, 601, 625-626
Lion’s Head,. 75
Man’s Head,. 75
Mansard roofs, 77, 82,159-160, 171, 290,292.
599, 625-626, 689, 692
Meat safe, ..67 8
Monograms,.614
Mouldings,.18-60,605-609
Mullions,. 57 0_ 57 2
Newel Posts,. 379 ~ 3 8 4
Nozzle pieces,.* 7 “* 8 ? 74
Numerals, Sign,.618
Office Desks,.4°6
Offsets,. 7 ~ 8 ? *5
O.G. Gutters,. 18
Ordure Closets, . . . 4 2 9 ~ 433 ? 435-436
Palisades,.228-285
Pan W.C. Fittings,.409
Panelling,.i 7 2 - 28 3 ? 341 - 36 1
Panels,.341-361
Panel Enrichments,.610
Panthers’ heads,. 75
Parapet railing,.172-285
Pateras,. 610
Pavilions,.670-681, 689
Pedestals,. 594-596
Pedestal for pipe,. 15
Pendants, Lamp, . . 4 8 7 - 4 88 ? 603, 666, 680
Pilasters,. 59 °- 59 *? 661-662
Pilaster Capitals,. 593
„ Enrichments,.612
Pillars, Lamp, 437 - 475 ? 2 9 2 ? 3 * 9 ? 3 2 7 - 3 28 ?
331, 414-415, 418-420, 604, 626, 680
Pipes,. 7-*5
Plumbers’ tools, . . 4 *°
Porches,.657-669, 291-292
Porticos,.657-669, 291-292
Posts for gates,. 335 - 34 °
Railing,.
„ sockets, . .
„ standards, . .
Railway Platform roofing,
Recreation Pavilion, . .•
Refreshment stall, . . .
Revolving seats, . . .
Ridge plates, ....
Road posts,.
. . . . 172-285
.288
334-339, 379-380
.603
.663
.660
.401
. . . . 7 8 —79
. 34 °
Roofs, . . . .653, 682-683, 685, 688, 690
„ Lean-to,.653
„ Semicircular, 653, 682-683, 685-690
„ Tower, 77, 82, 159-160, 168-171, 290,
292, 599, 625-626, 689, 692
Roof Lights,.647-652, 654-655
„ Spandrils, . . . 565-569, 688, 690
Rosettes,.610
Royal arms, . . . .
Sale stall, . . . .
Samson, Statuette of,
Sanitary appliances, .
School standards, . .
616, 420, 626, 692
. . 436,660
94, 151, 614
. . 421-436
. .-401-407
Screen, Balcony, ..396
„ Garden,.285, 230-284
„ Interior,.602
„ Railing,.172-285
Seal pond,.690
Seats, Garden, . 4 °i- 4 ° 2 ? 672, 675-677, 679
„ for shop counter,.401
„ Revolving,. 4 01
„ Standards,.401-407
Semicircular Panels,.358-361
„ Roofs, 653, 682, 683, 685-690
„ Windows,.634-640
Settee standards,.401
Ship Frets, .... 84, 173-190? 341-345
n W.C. basins,.409
„ Revolving seats, ..401
„ Trusses,. 493-497
Shoes,.• 7 ? 8 ? *5
Shop fronts, 601, 290, 420, 597 - 599 ? 624-626
„ interior,.693
Signs,.601,625-626
Sign letters, . . 618-623, 597, 601, 625, 626
Sinks, Kitchen,. 4°9
Sink traps,. 4°9
Smoking room,.682
Snow gratings,.76
Sockets for balusters,. ...... 381
„ for railing,.288
Soil pipes,. 7 -*°
Solder pots,. 4 *°
Spandrils, Roof, . . . 565-569? 688,690
Spandril arches,. 5 2 9~544
„ shafts,.563-564
Spikes,. 11
Spiral Stairs, .... 37 °- 372 , 3 8 5 ? 3 8 6
Spire coronals,.*63
Stained glass Cupola Lights, .... 655
Stairs, Straight, 368-369
„ Circular,. 3 8 6
„ Spiral, .... 37 °- 372 , 3 8 5 ? 3 8 6
Stalls, Refreshment, . . .
PAGE
.660
Step Plates,.
.381
Stop-cock cases, . . .
„ covers, . . .
Stop ends,.
Structures, . . . . .
Summer houses, . . .
Syphon mould blocks, .
.410
„ traps, ....
. 7-8
X Pieces for gutters, .
Table standards, . . .
Tablets, Garden, . . .
„ General, . . .
.6l9
„ for Parks, . .
, . . • • 6l9
Terminals,.
Terminals, Chimney stalk,
99, 111-115, 118,
119,123,126-127,131,13s, 138-140,
143,145,148,153,157,158-161,623
Terminal Enrichments, .
Theatre Chairs, . . .
Tomb railing, ....
Tools, Plumber’s, . . .
Towers,..
l64-l65, 679-6SI
Tower roofs, 77, 82, 1 59 —
l60, I68-I7I, 290,
292, 599.
, 625-626, 689, 692
Trellises,.
172-285, 341-361
Troughs,.
. . . . 416-419
Trough dry closets, . .
429 - 433 , 435-436
„ water closets,
425-428, 435-436
„ urinals,....
Trusses,.
.... 493-497
Turnstile,.
. 435
Turrets,.
Turret caps,.
Umbrella stands, . .
Union clips,.
. . . 17-18,74
„ sockets, ....
. 7 - 8
Urinals,.
. . 420-424,435
Valances,.
..... 81
Valley Gutters, ....
Ventilators, 362, 172-285, 340-361, 363-367
Ventilating Panels, 362, 340-361, 363-367
Verandahs, . . 657-669, 291, 292, 395, 601
Vestibule,.
Waiting rooms, . .
. . 436, 603, 660
.... 288
Warehouse interior, . .
Wash foot basins, . . .
„ hand basins, . .
. . 408,436,693
„ hand stands, . .
Water closet basin for ships, .... 4°9
„ closet troughs,
. . . . 425-426
Water troughs, . . . .
. 416-420
Weathervanes, . . . ■ .
Well cases,.
Windows, . . . . ,
„ Circular, .
. 641-642
„ Dormer,
„ Semicircular,
. 634-640
Window Fanlights, .
„ Guards, . .
. 178-286,387-396
Winter gardens, . .
. 682 - 6 SS
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